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Cultural Bias in Psychology

Hayd23 11 questions Updated 24 Nov 2016

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  1. 1What did Takano & Osaka (1999) find when reviewing studies that compared the US and Japan in terms of individualism and collectivism?
    1. AFound that 1/14 studies did not support the common view (individualist cultures should conform less)
    2. BFound that 14/15 studies did not support the common view (individualist cultures should conform less)
    3. CFound that 14/15 studies did support the common view (individualist cultures should conform less)
  2. 2What is Beta bias?
    1. AIgnores or minimises cultural differences
    2. BAssumes that there are real and enduing differences between cultures
  3. 3What is Ethnocentrism?
    1. AAssumes that there are real difference between cultures
    2. BThe use of our own ethnic/cultural group as a basis for judgements about other groups
    3. CThe study of the centre of Ethno
  4. 4True or false: Eurocentrism is a form of Ethnocentrism but the emphasis is on Western/European theores and ideas.
    1. ATrue
    2. BFalse
  5. 5True of false: Cultural Relativism is the tendency to view the beliefs, customs, and behaviours of our own group as 'normal'
    1. ATrue
    2. BFalse
  6. 6Smith & Bond (1998) found that __% of studies were American?
    1. A2%
    2. B32%
    3. C66%
  7. 7Sears (1986) found that __% of participants were undergraduates?
    1. A82%
    2. B51%
  8. 8The etic approach assumes that all human behaviour is universal. However, what are the correct definitions for 'DERIVED etic' and 'IMPOSED etic'?
    1. ADerived: acknowledges the role of cultural factors and recognises that human behaviour differs from one culture to another
      Imposed: where cultural influences are ignored
    2. BDerived: where cultural influences are ignored
      Imposed: acknowledges the role of cultural factors and recognises that human behaviour differs from one culture to another
  9. 9Psychology needed an alternative view for behaviour, so they turned to indigenous cultures. What are indigenous cultures?
    1. ACultures that are indigo
    2. BCultures that dig
    3. CNative cultures
  10. 10South Africa has a Western individualist conception of psychology, and fails to reflect it's collectivist indigenous culture. What percentage of South African psychologists are white, compared to the percentage of white people in South Africa?
    1. A13% psychologists, 90% white
    2. B50% psychologists, 50% white
    3. C90% psychologists, 13% white

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A-Levels PY4 (Controversies) Quiz on Cultural Bias in Psychology, created by Hayd23 on 13/06/2013.
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Created on 13 Jun 2013 · updated on 24 Nov 2016
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