Chapter 19 - Multiple Choice Quiz

Culture is a difficult construct to identify because it is not:

The approach to cross-cultural psychology that that takes a particular theory and applies it to an individual culture is termed:

Cultures differ in their time perspective and orientation. In polychronic cultures, time is divided:

Cultures in which close attention is paid to what people are actually saying or doing, and where this is literally interpreted are:

Ping is a newly arrived student from Malaysia. She has spent the first few weeks exploring the campus, looking around the city, and settling into campus life. Ping is in which phase of culture shock

The changes that groups and individuals undergo when they come into contact with another culture is referred to as:

Within multicultural populations such as those in Australia and New Zealand, many groups defines themselves not only by nationality but also by:

An integral part of our personal identity is our:

The tendency for a person's own culture to influence the way they view the rest of the world is known as:

The behavioural manifestation of prejudiced attitudes is:

Openly expressed and practiced discrimination against people of particular cultures is known as:

The approach to reducing racism and prejudice that involves getting people together from different cultural backgrounds to work cooperatively is known as:

When the British arrived in Australia, the number of separate languages was estimated at:

According to social Darwinian theory, the Aboriginal people were viewed as:

Which practice did the government endorse to replace protection and segregation:

The traditional foundation of community life in the Torres Straight Islands was:

When using the term "Ailan Kaston", people from the Tiwi Islands are referring to:

The term haka literally means:

A sense of identity for Maori people came from their links to:

Communication practices are at the heart of which relatively new approach in psychology: