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WorksheetsEnculturation/Acculturation
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Enculturation is defined as....
the process of how we adopt the behaviours that are the norm for our culture
the changing of a person's behaviour and characteristics as a result of contact between different cultures.
What Social Group was Wood's (2002) study concerned with?
Gender
Age
Race
Nationality
What was the result of Wood's (2002) study on enculturation?
Both boys and girls spent time playing with all toys equally
Boys and girls only played with the 'neutral toys'
Boys spent more time playing with 'boys toys'
Girls spent more time playing with 'girls toys'
According to Berry (1974), what are the 4 different acculturation strategies?
Integration, Stimulation, Assimilation, Marginalization
Inculcation, Separation, Assimilation, Marginalization
Integration, Separation, Association, Marginalization
Integration, Separation, Assimilation, Marginalization
What is Reverse Culture Shock?
The stress a person experiences as they adapt to their new culture
The disorientation when a person returns to their home culture
The frustration between parents and children as they experience a new culture
The alienation a person experiences when they attempt to integrate with their new culture
Greenfield (2006) carried out an enculturation study on Mayan Mothers in Mexico. What type of research design was used?
Naturalistic Observation
Lab Experiment
Field Experiment
Correlational
Odden and Rochat's (2004) enculturation study compared Western Culture to which cultural group
Indonesian Cooking Culture
Chinese Farming Culture
Samoan Fishing Culture
Aboriginal Hunting Culture
In the study by Lueck and Wilson on Acculturative Stress (AS) (2010), what was NOT a result of their findings?
Negative treatment prevented AS
Billinguilism reduced AS
Sharing family values decreased AS
Economic opportunities limited AS
What was the aim of the Miranda and Matheny (2000) study on Acculturative Stress (AS)?
Investigate which factors in the lives of U.K expats to the Spain would decrease AS.
Investigate which factors in the lives of Pakistani immigrants to the U.K. would decrease AS.
Investigate which factors in the lives of Asian American immigrants and Asian non immigrant to the U.S. would decrease AS.
Investigate which factors in the lives of Latino immigrants to the U.S. would decrease AS.
Why would a student at Fairgreen be less susceptible to 'Culture Shock' (AS) than students from most other schools when moving to a new culture?
Most other schools are not as big as GWA
There are multiple nationalities that integrate at GWA
All students at GWA have lived in multiple cultures
90% of students in all other schools are from the same culture
