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22 Cards in this Set
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Culture?
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Psychological attributes of groups including customs, habits, beliefs, and values that shape emotions, behavior and life patterns.
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Enculturation
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Process of socialization through which an individual acquires his native culture
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Acculturation
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The process of partially acquiring a new cultural outlook
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Emics
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Culture specific
(Specifics of justice) |
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Etics
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Cross cultural
(Justice) |
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How can one culture be compares to another?
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Behavior, experience of emotions, thoughts.
Similarities and Difference |
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Tough vs Easy
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The definition of tough and easy jobs
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Stressfulness
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Many pressures; technology
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Achievement vs Affiliation
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Need status or close knit associations with group?
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Differences across cultures
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Complexity
Tightness vs Looseness |
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Individualism vs Collectivism
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Individuals as more important
vs Group as more important |
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Which are more Collectivist, men or women?
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Women
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Vertical
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All individuals are unique and specialized
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Horizontal
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All individuals are the same
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Cultural tightness
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Conscientiousness and intolerance for change. Conservative?
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Allocentrism
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Group is more important than individual
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Ideocentrism
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Individual is more important than the group
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Universal 3?
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Conscientiousness
Extraversion Agreeableness |
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Genetic differences are...
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small at most between cultures
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People _____ cultures differ from each other
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within
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Ethnocentrism
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Judging another culture from the point of view of one's own
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Outgroup Homogeneity Bias
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We'll see people outside of our group as the same
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