Cross-cultural psychology

cross-cultural-psychology

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There appear to be links between prejudice and health. Which of the following statements about prejudice in Australia is false?

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Chinese Australians have been found to express depression more through bodily symptoms than in terms of mood. This is in contrast to the way mainland Chinese do today. Why might this be so?

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Maria Lee came to Australia from Vietnam more than 20 years ago. She cares for her elderly father, her husband and two teenage children. Which of the following actions is she likely to take in relation to her family's health and well-being?

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Lehman and colleagues suggest three ways in which culture might have originated. One is a mechanism of coping with existential anxiety; another is through creating more certainty in common human experience; and a third is as a by-product of frequent human interaction. If we are to evaluate these three, which key scientific principle do we need to invoke?

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The culture of any group of people is best understood by looking at

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The theoretical orientation which assumes that basic psychological processes are common to all human beings is called ________.

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According to Berry and colleagues, three different orientations in cross-cultural psychology are

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Dr Woreddy believes that culture does not influence thoughts or behaviours, and as such does not see a need to employ culturally fair tests. Dr Woreddy's approach is most consistent with which orientation?

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Hassan has fled from warfare in his home country of Somalia. He warmly embraces the values he finds in Australia, especially freedom of expression, and gender and sexual equality. However, he still adheres to many of the precepts of the Islamic faith he practised in Somalia and in Ethiopia where he lived with his mother's people. Which form of acculturation is he currently experiencing?

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Mohandras, a very senior social worker in India, has been relocated, as part of a job-exchange, for 12 months to an inner-Sydney child protection unit. His work in India was centred on group decisions and he felt little stress. By contrast, in Sydney he feels a great deal of stress in the work situation and is under pressure to make decisions by himself. This very different experience may best be explained by a cultural difference in the dimension of ________.

Cross-cultural psychology

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There appear to be links between prejudice and health. Which of the following statements about prejudice in Australia is false?

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Chinese Australians have been found to express depression more through bodily symptoms than in terms of mood. This is in contrast to the way mainland Chinese do today. Why might this be so?

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Maria Lee came to Australia from Vietnam more than 20 years ago. She cares for her elderly father, her husband and two teenage children. Which of the following actions is she likely to take in relation to her family's health and well-being?

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The culture of any group of people is best understood by looking at

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The theoretical orientation which assumes that basic psychological processes are common to all human beings is called ________.

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According to Berry and colleagues, three different orientations in cross-cultural psychology are

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Dr Woreddy believes that culture does not influence thoughts or behaviours, and as such does not see a need to employ culturally fair tests. Dr Woreddy's approach is most consistent with which orientation?

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