Cultural Groups - Cultural Adaptability
Iceberg Theory - Aspects of Identity
Power Relations
Cultural Minority
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Define Cultural Group

Collection of individuals who share a core set of beliefs, patterns of behavior, and values.

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Explain the Iceberg Theory

Model that allows us to understand how much or deep can we see of a person culture identity.

100

What's power in the cultural context?

Reveals who holds influence and how that influence is maintained or challenged.

100

Define Minority 

Ethnic groups that's smaller than others in a given region.

100

What is the capital of Iceland?

Reykjavík

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What's cultural adaptability?

The willingness and ability to recognize, understand, and work effectively across cultural differences

200

Explain the aspect of identity Ethnicity

Addresses a person's cultural associations, such as sharing a common language, ancestry, national origin, and/or a variety of cultural beliefs.

200

Give an example of symbolic power

The crown 

Wood stick 

Special garments 

200

Explain the minority right of Employment

Minorities' work status should be more accurately assesed, give specially targeted employment options for minorities. 

200

What is the national animal of Scotland?

Unicorn

300

Name and explain the main Cultural Groups Indicators

Ethnicity 

Language

Religion

300

What's the difference between the mid-level layer and the deeper layer of the iceberg theory?

Mid - level refers to values, attitudes and beliefs.

Deeper layer refers to the subconscious beliefs and norms.

300

What's the difference between influence and coercion?

Influence: The ability to affect the actions, behaviors, or opinions of others.

Coercion: Power achieved through force or threats.

300

Explain the minority right of Health care

There should be health services availablein areas inhabited by minorities. 

300

In which year did the Chernobyl nuclear disaster occur?

1986

400

What's also known as local culture. Characteristed by cultural elements of a small, homogeneous group.

Folk culture

400

Explain the aspect of identity Ability

Refers the diverse array of differences in physical, mental, cognitive, developmental, learning, and/or emotional make-up.

400

Explain the power relation that a economic system has with a culture?

It defines power dynamics through wealth distribution and labor roles.

400

What's development?

Process in which someone or something grows or changes and becomes more advanced.

400

How many time zones are there in Russia?

11

500

Give an example of the 4 stages of the cultural adaptability

Honeymoon

Hostility

Humor

Home

500

Give an example of the lceberg Theory levels

Interview with someone:

- Surface traits: theres no trust, superficial interaction. 

- Mid - level: the person opens up a little more, you get to see how they think.

- Deep: the person trusts you and you know them more, even know what they think regarding "difficult" topics.

500

Give and example of the colonialism and kinship power relations. 

Colonialism: The conquest of Mexico. 

Kinship: The crown -  the power is hereditary. 

500

Why do we need cultural minorities in a community? 

They improve the economic system of a region, they share their culture and emphasize the need of cultural diversity. 

500

Which art movement were painters Monet, Renoir, Cézanne, and Degas most closely associated with?

Impressionism

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