Socialization, Ethnocentrism, and Crosscultural Understanding

____ refers to the shared beliefs, values, customs, behaviors, and artifacts that characterize the group or society.

• Culture

• Socialization

• Rights

• Ethnocentrism

(a)   is the process through which people learn the values, norms, and behaviors of their culture. It starts at birth and continues throughout a persons life.

Family, peers, education, religion, mass, media, work, and government are all examples of ______

• agents of socialization

• ethnocentrism

• cultural universal

• culture

____ is the belief that one's own culture is superior to others, and that its values, beliefs, and practices are the standard by which all other culture should be judged this belief is rooted in the idea that one's own culture is the norm or "correct" way of doing things, and that other cultures are inferior.

• ethnocentrism

• Cross-cultural understanding

• Social institution

• Cultural Universal

SELECT ALL THE EXAMPLES OF ETHNOCERTRISM BELOW:

• stereotyping

• Prejudice

• Cultural understanding

• Discrimination

• cultural insensitivity

______ refers to the ability to appreciate and understand the beliefs, values, and practices of people from different cultures

• Cross-cultural understanding

• ethnocentrism

• Cultural Universal

• Socialization

In Quen Rania's speech, "she learned the importance of an open mind and not judging things based on their appearance" after trying...

• hummus

• cheese

• takis

• peanut butter

In Queen Rania's second lesson, she reflects on feeling nervous and scared before meeting the

• Prince

• King

• Queen

• President

In Queen Rania's third lesson, she quotes the King, "peace resides ultimately not in the hands of governments but in the hands of the people." What is the lesson?

• We individually have the power to create great change, if we are willing to put in the effort

• Don't let someones title or position impact how we see ourselves

• don't be afraid to try new things

• Peace is not easy

In Rania's final lesson she shares a story of meeting a grieving mother. What does she learn about human emotion?

• No matter, your race, gender or background, human beings have a shared emotional experience

• Death is hard to deal with

• Death is not fair

• How human deal with emotions is very different from culture to culture.