3.2 Enculturation

The process of acquiring one's cultural heritage

• Cultural Value

• Acculturation

• Integration

• Enculturation

The process of enculturation can also be referred to as

• Acculturation

• Cultural Transmission

• Cultural Values

• Integration

The enculturation process is carried out by

• Parents

• Media

• Schools

• All of these

This factor will influence the enculturation process (especially when it comes to parenting)

• Obedience and Compliance

• Conformity

• Economics

• Innovation and creativity

Cultures focused on accumulating food can't afford to take risks

• True

• False

Cultures more focused on hunting and gathering encourage risk-taking in order to find more innovative ways of hunting/gathering

• True

• False

How many cultures were included in Barry et al.'s (1959) cross-cultural study on parenting styles?

• 17

• 46

• 133

• 99

A common behavior or way of thinking that is accepted (and expected) across a cultural group

• Cultural Norm

• Enculturation

• Cultural Value

• Conformity

A belief about the importance of something that is shared by a cultural group

• Cultural Norm

• Enculturation

• Cultural Value

• Conformity

How can Bandura's Bobo Doll studies help us to understand the concept enculturation?

• It helps us understand a culture's values simply by observing social situations

• It helps us better diagnose mental health problems across cultural variation

• It helps us understand how coming into contact with a new culture will affect us

• It helps understand how simply observing others' behavior can teach us about cultural norms