Lesson 4 Quiz

In Lesson 1, WEIRD Psychology stands for _____

• Western, Educated, Industrialized, Rural, Democratic

• Western, English, Industrialized, Rich, Democratic

• Western, Educated, Industrialized, Rich, Developed

• Western, Educated, Industrialized, Rich, Democratic

T/F. Mainstream psychology can become problematic because researchers tend to generalize beyond the limits of their narrow sample.

• True

• False

T/F. Lesson asserts that all human behaviors are fundamentally contextual and culture-dependent. Hence, the rejection of WEIRD Psychology.

• True

• False

Who among the following is not part of the authors discussed in Lesson 1?

• Ara Norenzanyan

• Steven Heine

• Joseph Heinrich

• Richard Nisbett

In Lesson 2, the HSS Model was presented to explain cultural differences rooted from geography. HSS Model stands for _____.

• Heterogenic Socio-cultural Systems Model

• Homeostatic Socio-cognitive Systems Model

• Homeostatic Socio-cultural Systems Model

• Heterogenic Socio-cognitive Systems Model

Who among the following is the author of the article from which Part A Lesson 2 was based?

• Richard Nisbett

• Carl Martin Allwood

• Uichol Kim

• Louise Sundaranjan

The Part B of Lesson 2 was based on the article written by _____.

• Carl Martin Allwood

• Uichol Kim

• Louise Sundaranjan

• Richard Nisbett

T/F. Indigenous Psychology can benefit most by defining culture as an abstract, static, and ethnic-dependent construct.

• True

• False

Which of the following is the primary problem of defining culture in indigenous psychologies?

• Cultural boundaries are set by ethnic boundaries.

• Culture is dependent on nation-state identity.

• Culture is a fixed and static variable.

• All of the above.

In the HSS Model, the divergence between the Greek and Asian civilization rooted from _____.

• Geographic-economic structures

• Social strucutres

• Attentional processes

• Cognitive processes