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Module 3: Cross Cultural Psychology Flashcards

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1
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What can cultural stereotypes lead to?

A

distortions

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What is ethnocentrism?

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ethnic group self-centeredness

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What is the etic approach and who uses it?

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what is unique and what is universal

cross cultural psychologist

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What is the emic approach and who uses it?

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understanding of one culture

cultural psychologist

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What is individualism?

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primacy of individual over group

tend to be self-reliant and competitive

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What is collectivism?

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identity in relation to the group

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Is Australian culture long term or short term orientated?

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short term

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What is reliability?

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consistency in measurement

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What is validity?

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measuring what is said to be measured

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What is the etic approach in research? Quantitative or qualitative?

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quantitative

questionnaires, surveys

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What is the emic approach in research? Quantitative or qualitative?

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qualitative

focus groups and interviews

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What do cross-cultural validation studies test?

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whether a psychological variable in one culture can be applied to another

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What are the 6 principles for researching with indigenous people?

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reciprocity: benefit = harm
respect: affirm rights to have different beliefs
equality: treat as equals
responsibility: do no harm
survival and protection: respect rights to cultural distinctiveness
spirit and integrity: unite participants with heritage

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What are the four stages of the engagement model?

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preparation
active involvement
follow up, feeding back results
participant’s feedback

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What are three phases of culture shock?

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honeymoon
adjustment
crisis

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16
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Implicit or tacit learning of cultural beliefs, values and traditions is described as:

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enculturation

17
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A family is forced to leave their home country in search of political and social asylum. This is an example of:

A

push migration

18
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A family leaves their original country to migrate in search of work for the parents and education for the children. This is an example of _____ migration:

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pull migration

19
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Collaborative ‘yarning’ refers to:

A

actively sharing information about ideas

20
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Cultural encapsulation

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working with clients with an ethnocentric perspective, do not integrate cultural factors into counselling process

21
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Enculturation

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involves implicit or tacit learning of cultural beliefs, values and traditions

22
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Acculturation

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adapting to a new culture

23
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Talking to clients in technical jargon which they do not understand is an example of:

A

power imbalance

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