The term used to describe whether people are emotionally connected to you and with whom you identify - or not.

The term used to describe the perception of membership in a group that is part of an encompassing culture.

The term used to describe the complex interplay of people's multple identities

A social construct originally created to explain biological differences among people whose ancestors originated in different regions of the world.

____________ refers to the degree to which a person identifies with a particular group, usually on the basis of nationality, culture, religion, etc.

Based on research of people in the United States, three "psychological regions" emerged. Which one is known for people who tend to place a high value on being friendly and conventional?

Based on research of people in the United States, three "psychological regions" emerged. Which one is known for people who are often described as relaxed and creative. They are inclined to value new ideas, innovation, and individualism.

Based on research of people in the United States, three "psychological regions" emerged. Which one is known for people who may seem temperamental and even a little anxious or iritiable.

1 in 5 hate crimes in the United States targets people on the basis of _____________

The LGBTQIA community says that their lives are just has happy as everyone else's except the need for greater ________

In some cultures _______ is a defining factor in shaping in- and out- groups.

Being part of the working class, the upper class, or the middle class are all connected to a person's __________

Automated systems that generate and distribute social media posts are known as

Individuals whose principal goal is to disrupt public discourse by posting false claims and prejudiced remarks behind a mask of anonymity are called....

On social media _____ of people have blocked users whose views differ from their own.

People who are differently abled, such as deaf or blind or in a wheelchair, often embrace this difference in themselves as part of a culture and community they are engaged in..

Western cultures honor _________.

Studies show that people in their 60s are _______ happy as those in their 20s.

Stereotypes have a consequence of

Teens and young adults often experience the belief that they are different from everybody else. Psychologists call this....

Teens and young adults often have a heightened self-consciousness that makes it seem as if people are always observing and judging them. Psychologists call this....

Who is more likely to share personal information online?

_________________ tend to have a stronger need for affirming feedback then other generations.

The more you spend time with a culture different from your own, the less prejudice you will experience and the better your relationships will be. This is known as ______

Noticing how members of a culture behave and applying these insights is known as ______

The ability to shift gears and adapt one's style to the norms of multiple cultures is called ______

Reading, watching films, and asking experts and members of a culture how to behave, as well as taking academic courses related to intercultural communication and diversity is called ______

Individualistic cultures are....

Collectivistic cultures....

members of low-context cultures... (select all that apply)

members of high-context cultures... (select all that apply)

The degree to which members of a culture feel threatened by ambiguous situations and try to stay away from such situations is referred to as....

The gap between social groups with substantial power and resources and those with less is known as...

Which of the following cultures tend to value silence over talkativeness? (select all that apply)

Which culture is considered cooperative rather than competitive in nature?

The attitude that one's own culture is superior to that of others is known as ....

An attitude of intolerance towards an ou-group is known as...

exaggerated generalizations about a group is known as...

depriving people of opportunities or equal treatment based on prejudice is known as...

One way to overcome stereotypical thinking is through...

When you find yourself immersed in a new culture you may experience confusion and lonesomeness. This can feel like a crisis known as...