Emotions
Which emotions reflects the tendency for Indians to sometimes bite their tongues—an expression not recognized elsewhere.
Embarrassment
The degree of opportunities in a given society to select friends/relationship partners according to one's own preferences
Relational Mobility
Time spent_____ abroad predicts creativity while ____ abroad did not improve performance.
living; traveling
Eyebrows pulled down, nose wrinkled, upper lip pulled up best reflects which emotion
Disgust
All of the following are basic universal emotions except: Happiness, Disgust, Sadness, Shame, Anger
Shame
The term ________ distance refers to the idea that a building’s layout can encourage contact between some people but discourage contact between other people.
Functional
The integration strategy has more ____ attitudes toward the heritage culture than the assimilation strategy.
positive
Directly asking a friend for social support is more common in these cultures.
Independent
Compared to North Americans, East-Asians tend to experience this emotion for shorter periods of time.
anger
TV watchers liking Tesla more because Tesla commercials are more common than Ford commercials.
Mere Exposure effect
This stage differentiates the U-shaped from the L-shaped acculturation curve.
Adjustment stage
In multicultural societies, multiracial faces tend to be seen as more attractive because they best represent the _____.
average
East-Asians are most likely to pay attention to this body part when interpreting someone else's emotions.
Eyes
The Mere Exposure Effect is culturally ________(i.e., variable or universal).
universal
This acculturation strategy tends to predict the worst outcomes.
marginalization
The _____model of diversity represents a societal version of the assimilation strategy.
Colorblind
East-Asians and European Americans are more likely to show the same facial expressions in ______ settings vs. in ______ settings.
private; public
______cultures better liked a stranger they considered very similar to themselves while ______culture's attitudes toward strangers were unaffected by perceived similarity.
Independent; Interdependent
People who are high in extraversion not doing well in less extraverted cultures is an example of the degree of ______.
Cultural Fit
This psychological concept best explains Ghanian and American cultural differences in enemyship
relational mobiliity