Globalization and attitudes

Which of the following is not a component of an attitude about a person?

• Your feelings about another person.

• How we act toward another person.

• Personal knowledge that we have about a person based on past experience.

• The impression made when meeting someone for the first time.

According to Ariely, what is "constructive patriotism?"

• When a person loves their country but is also able to criticize it.

• The idea that a strong sense of patriotism leads to positive mental health and high self esteem.

• Being able to defend your country from the criticism of outsiders.

• When a person believes their country is better than all other countries.

What were the findings of Ariely's (2011) study?

• Globalization has led to a rise in nationalistic identity.

• Nationalistic identity sees other cultures as a resource for problem-solving.

• onstructive patriotism is related to an emotion-driven reaction against another culture because of a perceived threat to one's local culture.

• Nationalistic identity is related to emotion-driven reactions against another culture because of a perceived threat to one's local culture.

Which piece of research below appears to support the contact hypothesis?

• Gries et al's (2011) study that found that those who are read more news online, and thus a greater understanding of current events, are more likely to have a negative view of China.

• Chen & Chui's (2010) study that found that people living in cities were more likely to engage in stereotyping than those that do not live in cities.

• Sherif's (1954) study that showed that when boys at a summer camp had a common goal, competition and negative behaviour between the two groups decreased.

• Buchtel's (2014) study that found that students of cultural psychology are more likely to believe in stereotypes than other psychology students

According to the study by Chui et al (2009), what may be one effect of globalization?

• Globalization may make our local identity stronger.

• Globalization makes us more aware of our ability to change society by being a "global citizen."

• We lose many of the values that were once important to our local culture.

• We become more tolerant of outsiders.