Mixed General health Psychology

Question 1

The belief that one’s own culture is natural, or the best culture?

Answer 1

Ethnocentrism

Question 2

the obligation to do good and to care for people

Answer 2

Beneficence

Question 3

the obligation to do no harm

Answer 3

non Maleficence

Question 4

acquiring an understanding of the world, shared beliefs and behaviours

Answer 4

Socialisation

Question 5

Socialisation through the first stage, often the family unit or caregiver is called

Answer 5

Primary Socialisation

Question 6

Socialisation learning outside of the family unit acquiring new values and beliefs - eg the school system

Answer 6

Secondary Socialisation

Question 7

Socialisation learning in the wider world existing outside of formal education such as employment, relationships, religious or recreation activities

Answer 7

Tertiary Socialisation

Question 8

Using a comparative lens to look at the similarities and differences between culture

Answer 8

Cross-cultural

Question 9

When you readily acknowledge and seek to understand people from a diverse cultural background you are exhibiting —

Answer 9

Cross cultural competence.

Question 10

When providing services and attempting to remove or reduce barriers which may provide a negative impact or oppress a person based on race/ethnicity you are practising

Answer 10

Cultural Safety

Question 11

When developing a posture of empathy and understanding towards building effective treatment or solutions for differing cultures, you are practising—

Answer 11

Cultural Sensitivity

Question 12

In Australia, the variations of Indigenous culture are over

Answer 12

600 variations.

Question 13

Sharing of morals, habits and behaviours passed down generationally is called—

Answer 13

Cultural Transmission.

Question 14

When an individual is placed in an environment where their previously held beliefs are challenged, it is known as a—-

Answer 14

culture shock