CCC Flashcards
Contingency
Circumstance or condition that may or may not happen
The four possible scenarios for globalization
Convergence, specialization, incremental adaptation, and hybridization.
Culture can be seen on these three different levels
Personality, culture, and human nature.
Maslow’s hierarchy of needs
(from bottom to the top) Physiological, safety, love/belonging, esteem, and self-actualization.
Dual processing theory
It states that humans process information in two different ways; Implicity system and the explicit system .
Homophily
The tedency of people with similair traits to interact more often than interaction with those with dissimilar traits.
There are three different types of homophily
Value homophily (same beliefs and opinions), status homophily (with the same cultural background), and induced homophily (interaction overtime make tend to make people more alike).
The two different approaches to culture
Emic and Etic
Etic
refer to distinctions judged appropriate by the community of scientific observers.
Emic
Distinctions that are significant, meaningful, real, etc etc
Etic approach the steps
1) design a questionaire 2) pre-test the questionaire 3) establish the samples and conduct the survey 4) construct valid measures from the survey findings 5) compare these measures between units 6) use identified differences between cultures to explain differnces in other phenomena
The six dimensions of Hofstede (etic approach)
1) individualism - collectivism
2) power distance
3) uncertainty avoidance
4) masculinity - femininity
5) long-term versus short-term orienation
6) indulgence versus restraint
Second major example of the etic approach (Ronald Inglehart)
1) traditional versus rational-secular authority
2) survival versus self-expression
Modernization (Ronald Inglehart)
Causes a shift from emphasis on tradional authority to secular-rational authority
Post Modernization (Ronald Inglehart)
Causes a shift from emphasis on survival to well-being