19 - CROSS CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT Flashcards

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What are cultural memes?

A

Richard Dawkins - themes that develop organically

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What does culture encompass?

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Knowledge, customs, beliefs, art, law, traditions, morals and memes

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How did farming help to develop cultural differences in the East and the West?

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In the West, individual farms allowed farmers to support their families (individualism).
In the East, irrigation was difficult, which meant people had to work together to feed their communities (collectivism).

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How did philosophy help to develop cultural differences between the East and the West?

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In the West philosophers looked at components. In the East philosophers looked at the whole.

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What are WEIRD people?

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Western, Educated, Industrialised, Rich, Democratic

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According to Arnett (2008) how many times more likely are undergraduates to be participants in psychology experiments than other people?

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4000 times

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What are the 6 universal human emotions according to Ekman and Friesen (1975)?

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Anger, disgust, fear, sad, surprise, and happy

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According to Segel (1966) why were there cultural differences in illusion perception?

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Exposure to elements like carpentered corners led to cultural differences in illusion perception

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9
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What is the most commonly observed and valued attachment style in Germany?

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Avoidant attachment style

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What did Davidoff and co find about colour categorisation?

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Colour corresponds to colour terms of the speaker’s language. Equally spaced colours are judged unequally by speakers of different languages.

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What type of spatial references do English speakers typically use? As compared with most languages?

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Egocentric

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How do we start life? Allocentric or egocentric?

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Allocentric, move towards egocentric

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What have Nisbett and co proposed regarding thinking styles in the East and West?

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West is analytical whereas East is holistic

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What is analytical thinking defined by?

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Focus on salient objects and organisation of environment according to categorical rules

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What is holistic thinking defined by?

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Interest in contextual information and the use of perceptual similarities when organising the world

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