Enculturation
Acculturation
IndividualismCollectivism
Cultural Dimensions
Cultural Dimensions
Love and Marriage
Studies
100

How many times can you experience enculturation?


Only Once

100

Define Acculturation

The process of adopting a new set of cultural norms as a result of living in a foreign culture

100

Contrast between individualism and collectivism. 


Individualism=ties between people are loose, people look after themselves first, competition between individuals.

Collectivism=People are tightly knit, people need to live up to cultural norms/expectations, competitions between groups. 


100

In “Divorce attitudes around the world”, the results show that divorce rates are higher in _________ societies.


Individualist

100

In 1988, Werker and Lalonde did a speech study using infants. What were their results?


During the first 6 to 8 months, babies can universally understand language sounds. After about 11 months, they could no longer distinguish between the sounds. 


200

What is one ethical consideration when studying enculturation?


Informed consent, Debriefing

200

What is one possible negative effect of acculturation on a person’s mental health?

Acculturative Stress, Home sickness, Depression, Anxiety

200

Is there a correlation between the wealth of a country and if the culture’s individualist or collectivist?


Yes; wealthier countries tend to be individualistic. 


200

When studying love and marriage habits, it’s important to respect the privacy of subjects because____________.


The subject’s answers are personal.


200

What was Ferguson et al’s 2014 study about?


Jamaican immigrants in America, who were experiencing three different types of acculturation -- white American culture, black American culture, and Jamaican culture.  


300

Name the two types of instruction that are used during enculturation


Direct and Indirect socialization

300

What is one ethical consideration when studying Acculturation?

Confidentiality, protection from mental harm (humiliation, stress)

300

What is one ethical consideration when examining cultural dimensions?



Anonymity




300

In a collectivist culture, people act in order to benefit society; how might this affect the correlation between love and marriage?


In a collectivist society, love might play less of a role in the choice to marry someone.


300

The study that focused on Latino mothers’ beliefs about child feeding and weight was by whom and in what year? 


Sussner et al 2008


400

Explain one way that enculturation affects behavior

Teaches societal norms, what is right or wrong, ones attitude towards another, teaches language, etc.

400

Name the three degrees of acceptance of Acculturation

Assimilation, Seperation, Integration

400

What is one of the goals of a collectivist society? 


To maintain harmony, to achieve social goals, or to achieve the greatest good for the greatest number of people. 


400

In “Love and marriage in eleven cultures”, the researchers determined the importance of love and marriage by __________.


Creating three different questions that centered around marriage in relation to love


400

Describe the results and implications of Barry’s study.


The results are that high food accumulating societies are more obedient in child training; low food accumulating societies are more assertive. The implications are that child rearing was the primary way that enculturation took place, and it was for survival.     


500

What were the results of Werkner & Lalonde’s 1988 study on enculturation?

The researchers studied that as very young children, it is very easily for us to distinguish between sounds in language, but as we grow older we lose this ability of “natural listening”.

500

What were the results of Kim et al.’s 2012 study on acculturation?

This study focused on South Korean immigrants and coping mechanism for acculturative stress. It found that participation in activities similar to those from home, social support from friends/family, and having a positive outlook were the most effective coping strategies.

500

In Berry’s 1967 study, what two cultures were studied and what were the results and cultural dimensions for each cultures?


Eskimo and Temne. Eskimo are low food accumulating and not strict about retaining cultural norms, thusly they’re individualist. The Temne are high food accumulating and strict about retaining cultural norms, thusly they’re collectivist.  


500

What is the name of the study that examines the link between culture and divorce? (Include Authors)

"Divorce attitudes around the world" by Katalin Tooth and Markus Kemkelmeier

500

Name the four significant differences between the Asian cultures and the American cultures that Kim et al studied in 2012.


Food, customs, language, and cultural dimensions.