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Cross Cultural Issues

Total questions: 145

Worksheet time: 1hrs 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Choose 5 most valuable languages in the future (more than 1 option)

a)

Russian

b)

Japanese

c)

Chinese

d)

Korean

e)

Arabic

2.

What language does the majority speak in South America?

a)

American English

b)

Portuguese

c)

French

d)

Spanish

3.

What countries are working towards a future in which they are both global economic hubs and have a famous mega city like Neom?

a)

Spain and France

b)

Saudi Arabia and the UAE

c)

Algeria and China

d)

China and the UAE

4.

What language was one day the lingua franca across the bigger part of continental Europe?

a)

Spanish

b)

Polish

c)

French

d)

German

5.

Today ____ skilled labor has been traveling around the world engaging in massive business projects and working at some of the biggest companies and a huge portion of the global tech industry is outsourced to ____.

a)

Indian, India

b)

Arabic, Algeria

c)

Spanish, Spain

d)

French, France

6.

How many countries are included in BRICS?

a)

4

b)

5

c)

3

d)

6

7.

There are more than 1 billion who speak Mandarin natively. So, what country can China surpass as an economic superpower?

a)

the UK

b)

the USA

c)

Canada

d)

India

8.

What country initiated the first BRIC meeting?

a)

Brazil

b)

Russia

c)

India

d)

China

9.

What country joined in 2010?

a)

South America

b)

Saudi Arabia

c)

Somalia

d)

South Africa

10.

If one BRICS summit is in India, where will the next summit take place?

a)

Russia

b)

China

c)

Brazil

d)

South Africa

11.

What are common BRICS issues? (choose more than 1 option)

a)

environmental disputes

b)

secret plan creation

c)

political and economic issues

d)

educational affairs

e)

cultural cooperation

12.

What official body was created in BRICS?

a)

International Monetary Fund

b)

Language Exchange Club

c)

New Technologies Pull

d)

New Economic Fund

e)

New Development Bank

13.

What is NOT a BRICS goal?

a)

bloc nature

b)

solidarity

c)

transparency

d)

increment

14.

What is BRICS cultural orientation? (choose more than 1 option)

a)

Eastern culture traditions should dominate

b)

Cross-cultural interaction

c)

Southern culture traditions should be the main focus

d)

Cultural cooperation

15.

What countries are potential candidates to BRICS? (choose more than 1 option)

a)

Turkey

b)

Argentina

c)

Egypt

d)

Iran

16.

Who is sous-sherpa?

a)

an official envoy, especially a high-ranking diplomat who represents a state

b)

a person whose work consists of supporting management, including executives

c)

a senior official who undertakes hefty work load for the summit preparation

d)

a legislator in many countries and regions

17.

What do you think is an official language of BRICS?

a)

English

b)

Russian

c)

official languages of the member countries

d)

Esperanto

18.

Reasons for Traveler to learn local customs and etiquette include....

a)

being able to be part of native culture in the future

b)

to be respected, loved and honored by locals

c)

It’s a nice way to bridge the gap between cultures and natives often appreciate the attempt

19.

Cross-cultural communication……

a)

Can’t help us very much

b)

Can help us understand only the people from our country

c)

Can help us understand the differences that separate people from other culture

d)

Can’t avoid culture shock

20.

Culture shock is a feeling..................

a)

Happiness because you are in a new place

b)

Of confusion, doubt or nervousness caused by being in a place that is the same from where you live

c)

Is a serious problem caused by your friends

d)

Of confusion, doubt or nervousness caused by being in a place that is different from where you live

21.

In India, shaking the head left and right (Head wobble) means…..

a)

No

b)

May be

c)

Yes

22.

a man with a beard, wearing dirty jeans, and carrying a backpack comes into the 5-star hotel where you’re working. What do you do?

a)

Ask him what he wants

b)

Ignore him

c)

Ask him politely to leave

d)

Treat him like any other guest

23.

You are talking to a visitor from Britain. Which of these questions do you ask him or her?

a)

How old are you?

b)

How much do you earn?

c)

What part of Britain do you come from?

d)

Are you married?

24.

Mr. Manuel Fernandez Garcia doesn’t reply when you say “Good morning, Mr. Manuel” to him. This is probably because ....

a)

He didin’t hear you

b)

You didn’t look at him when you spoke

c)

He’s rudely ignoring you

d)

You’ve called him by the wrong name

25.

Guests have to remove their shoes at the entrance of any Japanese-style accommodation. Slippers are worn inside, except on the tatami matting, so bring thick socks if the weather is cold. This practice indicates that …

a)

Japanese don't trust foreigners easily

b)

Inside is associated with comfort, purity, and cleanliness

c)

Japanese custom is much more valuable than others

26.

When you travel to Korea, local people will have lack of eye contact during conversation. Koreans do not like to look directly at people, since it is regarded as...

a)

Confrontational

b)

Too friendly

c)

Embarrassing

27.

When making a long journey, it is not uncommon for Turks to throw a glass of water after your vehicle. Don’t be alarmed, it is merely to ensure that the course of your journey….

a)

Is Terrible

b)

Flows smoothly

c)

Guided by the ancestor spirit

28.

In Brazil, showing the thumb held upwards means everything “OK”, while in France means….

a)

Yes

b)

Number One

c)

OK

d)

No

29.

One important advice is “pay attention to your reaction” when meeting people from other cultures, because ...

a)

A handshake, a gesture, or even a bite of food followed by grimace could result in an offensive insult

b)

A bite of food followed by a grimace could result in an offensive insult

c)

Only a handshake or a gesture could result in an offensive insult

30.

Which of the following statements is true about cultural differences regarding body positions and movement?

a)

In China, people generally offer a handshake that is firm and long lasting

b)

In North America, looking directly at people during formal presentations is considered a sign of disrespect

c)

In the United Stated, an up-and-down movement of the head means “yes”, and a side-to side movement of the head means “no”

d)

In Indonesia, people do not view squatting as a normal body position

31.

Certain countries, such as Germany and UK, do not encourage people to touch others, unless…..

a)

In a formal situation

b)

In the very first meeting

c)

They know each other well

32.

Traditional eating etiquette could still be seen among people in Middle Eastern Countries. When you are invited to have a dinner, it’s good manner to…..

a)

Leave a little food on the plate at the end of the meal

b)

Take only little food

c)

Always say “no, thanks” everytime the host offer the food

33.

In Japan, people greet each other by bowing. A bow can range from a small nod of the head to a deep bend at the waist. A deeper, longer bow indicates ...

a)

Personal responsibility

b)

Respect and apology

c)

Casually greeting someone

d)

Thankfulness

34.

In Venezuela, especially in the case of an event with food and drink being served, you should plan to arrive 15-20 minutes after the event is scheduled to begin, because…..

a)

The host is not ready yet

b)

If you show up on time or early, you are looked upon as being much too eager or much too greedy

c)

It symbolizes that you are well-prepared

35.

In Western culture, people eat as silently as possible. Making any kind of noise is considered rude to those around us. In the contrary, if you are greeted with a delicious noodle meal in China, you should…

a)

Eat quickly

b)

Eat slowly

c)

Eat silently

d)

Slurp your noodle soup

36.

As Mexican are warm and friendly people, it’s a compliment to be greeted with a physical gesture, such as…..

a)

Touching the shoulder

b)

Pulling someone in for a hug and kisses on the cheek

c)

Shaking someone’s hand

d)

Having the high five

37.

What are International Non-governmental Organisations (INGOs) ?

a)

Non-governmental organisations that either work at the international level or have international members.

b)

Those organisations that are intergovernmental, business entities or terrorist organisations.

38.

How many are International Non-governmental Organisations (INGOs) active currently?

a)

About 6000

b)

26,000

c)

Over 40,000

d)

No specific numbers

39.

What is the role of INGO ?

a)

Providing food

b)

Protecting people

c)

Raising awareness among the general public on issues of concern

d)

All correct answers

40.

Hybrid Organisations are:

a)

Governments

b)

Multinational corporations

c)

Those international organisations whose membership comprises both states and civil society members.

41.

Could the states be represented by government departments or agencies?

a)

Yes

b)

No

42.

What IATA means ?

a)

International Air Transport Association

b)

International Arm Transport Association

c)

Internet Air Transport Association

d)

International Aim Transport Association

43.

What ITU means ?

a)

International Telecommunication Union

b)

International Technology Union

c)

International Tech Union

d)

International Telecommunication University

44.

What WHO means?

a)

World Healthy Organization

b)

War Health Organization

c)

World Health Organization

d)

World Health Oct

45.

What WCO means ?

a)

War Customs Organization

b)

World Customs Organization

c)

World China Organization

d)

Warm China Organization

46.

What ICAO means?

a)

Internet Civil Aviation Organization

b)

International Civilization Avatar Organization

c)

Internet Civilization Aviation Organization

d)

International Civil Aviation Organization

47.

Who was the 192nd member of UNO?

a)

Montenegro

b)

Kim Jon

c)

Herbert Lewis

d)

Steve Taylor

48.

Check which is not an agency of U.N?

a)

International Committee of Red Cross

b)

FAO

c)

IMF

d)

ILO

49.

The Cultural Organization is:

a)

FAO

b)

ILO

c)

UNESCO

d)

WHO

50.

Where the Headquarter of UNHCR is located?

a)

Washington

b)

Geneva

c)

Fila de Fila

d)

Hong Kong

51.

Where the headquarters of Atomic Energy Agency is located?

a)

New York

b)

London

c)

Geneva

d)

Vienna

52.

Which is International Non-governmental Organization?

a)

International Red Cross

b)

WHO

c)

WTO

53.

When was Geneva Convention born?

a)

1997

b)

1949

c)

1863

d)

none

54.

Why was the UN Conference on Environment and Development revolutionary?

a)

Because it took the combined efforts of vocal non -governmental organization

b)

Because it has an impact today as nations continue to work together

c)

Because it emphasised the collective responsibility of states towards the wellbeing of the earth

d)

All of the answers

55.

How do the UN Development Programme effect?

a)

It has been a lifeline for many impoverished nations

b)

It helps to raise populations out of absolute poverty

c)

It develops programmes to allow the people to be economically sustainable and closes the gender equality gap that exists in many developing nations.

d)

All of the answers

56.

Which courts has the jurisdiction to hold individuals responsible for a range of crimes?

a)

The international Criminal Court

b)

The international Court of Justice

c)

The international Champer of Commerce

d)

None

57.

A group of people working with common objectives or goals is known as a

a)

Team

b)

Teamwork

c)

Group

d)

Club

58.

Cross-functional teams are

a)

a small group of people from the same department who work on projects together

b)

a small group of people who come together to resolve business unit issues

c)

a small group of specialists who collaborate on a task force

d)

a small group of people from different departments who are mutually accountable to a common set of performance goals

59.

Describe the level of communication between team members

a)

In this team, people are afraid to speak up and we do not listen to each other

b)

Everybody speaks up, but not all team members listen

c)

Everybody accurately states their view and others listen and understand what is being said-we talk together

d)

Quite a few of the team members withhold their thoughts and don’t listen to others

60.

Which one of the following methods is used to establish a correct environment for effective cross-functional collaboration?

a)

Fame

b)

Matrix

c)

Search

d)

Train

61.

The alphabet “S” in “SERACH” stands for

a)

Search the team leader

b)

Set the time limit for a task

c)

set specific targets

d)

Set the reward for completion of task

62.

A team member says “We don’t think our contribution is important anyway”. This indicates____

a)

Cultural barrier

b)

Technical mindset

c)

Mindset barrier

d)

Prejudice barrier

63.

Your team is involved in the annual planning, budgeting, and strategy setting meeting. During the critique period

a)

The entire team restrains their remarks; we avoid “rocking the boat”

b)

About half of the team is unrestrained and the other half restrained

c)

Conflicts and differences are openly discussed as an aid to problem-solving

d)

All of these

64.

. Your team is faced with making a decision on a very controversial and emotionally charged issue. The leader has asked for each individual to express his/her views. The first thought that comes to your mind is

a)

It is safe to express your true feelings without fear of reprisal

b)

A person would be a fool to be himself in this team-don’t be vulnerable

c)

How open you are depending on the issue and people around you at the time

d)

In the majority of cases, it is best not to let your true feelings or self show

65.

What is a key step in Teamwork?

a)

Leadership

b)

Responsiblity

c)

Organization

d)

All of the above

66.

Globalization is ______________

a)

A recent phenomenon

b)

An age-old phenomenon

67.

Globalization is an ongoing process that involves interconnected changes in ______________________

a)

economic sphere of society

b)

cultural sphere of society

c)

social sphere of society

d)

political sphere of society

e)

economic, cultural, social & political spheres of society

68.

What is the primary characteristic of globalization?

a)

Free Trade

b)

Liberalization

c)

Merging political systems

d)

Greater Cross-cultural contacts

e)

All of the above

69.

What are the main classifications of globalization?

a)

Political, Social and Military

b)

Social, Economic and Cultural

c)

Economic, Political and Social

d)

Military, Cultural and Economic

70.

Giddens dimensions of globalization include

a)

the world capitalist economy

b)

the nation-state system

c)

the world military order

d)

global or international division of labour

e)

all of the above

71.

_________________________ can be added to the 4 dimensions of Globalization given by Giddens.

a)

Cultural globalization

b)

Political globalization

c)

Social globalization

d)

Post-modern globalization

72.

The World-Systems Theory divides the countries of the world into ______________________

a)

Participating, Non-participating and Semi-Participating Countries

b)

Developed, Developing and Under-developed Countries

c)

Capitalist, Socialist and Mixed Economy Countries

d)

Core, Periphery and Semi-Periphery

73.

___________________ is the main proponent of the World-Systems Approach

a)

Meyer

b)

Wallerstein

c)

Hirst

d)

Thompson

74.

________________ adds the analysis of world polity - the global system of nation-states - as operating parallel to world economy.

a)

Sklair

b)

Hirst

c)

Castells

d)

Meyer

75.

Robertson recognizes the continuity between theory of globalization and modernity. He takes up the discussion on modernity, which was characterized by a shift from ___________________to _________________________, continues to apply the same at a global level.

a)

primitive to modern

b)

simple to complex

c)

rural to industrial

d)

gemeinschaft to gesellschaft

76.

Marshall McLuhan's name is associated with the __________________

a)

GLOBAL ECONOMY APPROACH

b)

GLOBAL POLITY APPROACH

c)

GLOBAL SOCIETY APPROACH

d)

GLOBAL CULTURE APPROACH

77.

The theory of _______________ sees the process of globalization as market-led extension of modernization. It is a result of ‘natural’ human desires for economic welfare and political freedom.

a)

Marxism

b)

Liberalism

c)

Realism

d)

Constructivism

78.

How does the theory of Political Realism discuss globalization?

a)

The political realists highlight the issues of power and power struggles and the role of states in generating global relations.

b)

Some scholars stand for a balance of power, where any attempt by one state to achieve world dominance is countered by collective resistance from other states.

c)

Globalization has also been explained as a strategy in the contest for power between several major states in contemporary world politics.

d)

all of these

79.

For Marxists, globalization happens because ____________________

a)

the transcendence of capitalism leads to modes of production and social exploitation through unjust distribution to spread globally

b)

capital by its nature drives beyond every spatial barrier to conquer the whole earth for its market.

c)

trans-world connectivity enhances opportunities of profit-making and surplus accumulation.

d)

all of the above

80.

Postmodernism understands society in terms of knowledge power. Certain knowledge structures support certain power hierarchies. This is highlighted by scholars like ___________

a)

Karl Marx

b)

Michel Foucault

c)

Ferdinand Tonnies

d)

Max Weber

81.
What are the 4 main purposes of the United Nations?
a)
keep peace, develop relations, improve the life of the world's poor, centre for discord
b)
keep peace, develop relations, improve the life of the world's rich, centre for harmony
c)
keep peace, develop relations, improve the life of the world's poor, centre for harmony
d)
keep peace, wage war, improve the life of the world's poor, centre for harmony
82.
How many states are are members of the United Nations?
a)
193
b)
293
c)
199
d)
993
83.
Approximately how many U.N. peacekeepers/operations/continents involved?
a)
120,000 peacekeepers, 16 operations, 4 continents
b)
120,000 peacekeepers, 16 operations, 8 continents
c)
220,000 peacekeepers, 16 operations, 4 continents
d)
120,000 peacekeepers, 226 operations, 4 continents
84.
How much humanitarian aid does the United Nations give?
a)
12.5 billion dollars (peso)
b)
112.5 billion dollars (U.S)
c)
122.5 billion dollars (euro)
d)
12.5 billion dollars (U.S)
85.
What % of the word's children are vaccinated by the United Nations?
a)
58%
b)
48%
c)
28%
d)
18%
86.
The International Court of Justice is located in New York, New York.
a)
True
b)
False
87.
Into how many bodies is the United Nations separated?
a)
10
b)
8
c)
6
d)
4
88.
This United Nations body works in tandem (working together) with NGOs (non-governmental organizations) like the Red Cross.
a)
International Court
b)
Secretariat
c)
Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC)
d)
Trusteeship Council
89.
Who is the secretary-general of the United Nations?  
a)
Kofi Anan
b)
Kim Jong-un
c)
Ban Ki-Moon
d)
Xi Jinping
90.
Which United Nations body carries out the day-to-day work of the United Nations?
a)
Secretariat
b)
Economic and Social Council
c)
International Court
d)
Security Council
91.
This body has 54 members and WHO (World Health Organization) is a part of it.
a)
Secretariat
b)
Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC)
c)
Security Council (SC)
d)
General Assembly
92.
This body is the "enforcement" body of the  United Nations.
a)
International Court of Justice
b)
Security Council
c)
Secretarial
d)
General Assembly
93.
The 5 permanent members of the Security Council are ____.
a)
United States, France, Russia, C Vietnam, Great Britain
b)
United States, France, Russia, China, Japan
c)
United States, Germany, Russia, China, Great Britain
d)
United States, France, Russia, China, Great Britain
94.
The total number of countries on the Security Council is ___.
a)
5
b)
10
c)
15
d)
20
95.
This country gaining independence made the Trusteeship Council obsolete (no longer of any use).
a)
Paraguay
b)
Palau
c)
Peru
d)
Palestine
96.
This United Nations body includes all 193 countries.
a)
Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC)
b)
Security Council (SC)
c)
Secretariat
d)
General Assembly (GA)
97.
Why can the General Assembly be considered the most important body of the United Nations?
a)
It is the largest body that includes all nations of the world.
b)
It decides the members of the other bodies
c)
It was the final body created and therefore is the most complete
d)
It recognized that the youth of the world shall reign.
98.
How many United Nations committees are there?
a)
2
b)
4
c)
6
d)
8
99.
Which committee focuses on the advancement of women and children?
a)
Special Political Committee (SpecPol)
b)
Economic and Financial (EcoFin)
c)
Social, Cultural & Humanitarian (SoCHum)
d)
6th Committee
100.
This committee oversees the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, for example.
a)
Special Political Committee (SpecPol)
b)
Economic and Financial (EcoFin)
c)
Social, Cultural & Humanitarian (SoCHum)
d)
6th Committee
101.
This committee is working on on an international uniform method to define terrorism.
a)
Special Political Committee (SpecPol)
b)
Economic and Financial (EcoFin)
c)
Social, Cultural & Humanitarian (SoCHum)
d)
6th Committee
102.
Which committee makes international law?
a)
Special Political Committee (SpecPol)
b)
Economic and Financial (EcoFin)
c)
Social, Cultural & Humanitarian (SoCHum)
d)
6th Committee
103.
DISEC committee deals with which of the following issues?
a)
child soldiers
b)
horticulture
c)
nuclear disarmament
d)
neurosurgery
104.
The members of the Trusteeship Council were the same as ____.
a)
the permanent members of the Security Council
b)
the most important members of the General Assembly
c)
the highest level of the Secretariat
d)
the Secretary-General and his bloc of countries.
105.
The primary function of the United Nations when it was conceived was ____.
a)
nuclear disarmament
b)
fellowshipping
c)
peacekeeping
d)
special elections
106.

Welcoming the group helping with luggage reclaim, briefing about the facilities on the terminal and approaching the coach are part of

a)

None of the above

b)

Transferring visitors to the hotel

c)

Receiving guests at the arrival terminal

107.

Learning about previous component of itinerary, Lists, and arrival schedules help in

a)

Receiving guests at the arrival terminal

b)

the group and their arrival details

c)

Welcoming the group

108.

Knowledge about destination, guests’ background, itinerary, Details of the hotel facilities and inclusions in the package are required for Debriefing customers en-route about the accommodation, conveniences and itinerary

a)

Yes

b)

No

109.

-------- involves Homework about the group and its itinerary, grooming and Personal preparation

a)

Preparing for the tour

b)

Meeting the guests for the tour

110.

As a part of Meeting the guests for the tour---- are required

a)

Seat occupancy protocol

b)

Organizing the group

c)

Help locate the coach/ bus

d)

all the above

111.

Interpersonal skills, Cross- cultural sensitivity, (Foreign) Language skills and Personality grooming are unnecessary Knowledge/ skills in Meeting the guests for the tour

a)

True

b)

False

112.

Before Leaving the departure point Introducing self, driver, the tour and Instructing about do’s and don’ts are imperative.

a)

Yes

b)

No

113.

Personal care- identifying needs and expectations, setting and moderating expectations, matching pace and rhythm of guests, facilitating personal needs, always exhibit courtesy is prerequisite quality of

a)

Tour Escorting

b)

Caring for the guests

114.

Profiling customers ,conceptualizing expectations and Profile of the market enhances ----- in Caring for the guests

a)

encounter with guest

b)

Service standards

c)

Organizing the group

115.

Leading the participants should posessthe Leadership skills and Escorting knowledge and skills

a)

Yes

b)

No

116.

Routine guiding environments, Routine guiding environments and Routine guiding environments are ------ Leading the participants

a)

Key issues

b)

Working Conditions

c)

knowledge and skills

117.

Confidence and Paraphrasing are two essential components for

 

a)

Handling Questions

b)

Handling complaints

118.

Conceptualizing themes for interpretation, key points- homework and Communication skills plays a vital role in

a)

Handling Questions

b)

leading the tour

c)

Handling complaints

d)

Commentary

119.

Besides the Summarizing skills and Interpersonal skills ------- important in Concluding a tour

a)

Reporting

b)

Following the Protocol

c)

Retaining energy and enthusiasm

120.

When Transferring back guests to departure terminal, a tour guide must follow

a)

Guest list

b)

Departure schedules

c)

Concierge protocol

d)

Guest list

&

Departure schedules

121.

Analyze the gravity of the situation before

a)

Handling emergencies

b)

Handling complaints

122.

Notepad and pen are the material required for both Handling Questions and Handling emergencies

a)

yes

b)

no

123.

Meeting the guests for the tour has key issues like

a)

Welcoming

b)

Help locate the coach/ bus

c)

None of the above

124.

Last to leave the coach and ensure that no guest has left their belongings on the coach is one of the key issues of

a)

Transferring back guests to departure terminal

b)

Liaison with main office/Tour operator

c)

Concluding a tour

125.

The Materials required for Receiving guests at the arrival terminal is

a)

Map of the terminal

b)

placards

c)

CheckLists

d)

All the above

126.

Guanxi is

a)

interpersonal relations system

b)

partnership

c)

philosophical approach

d)

chinese business style

127.

How to make good use of such a system(guanxi)?

a)

mutual love

b)

mutual support

c)

trust

d)

respect

128.

What feature do the Chinese often indicate in the resume?

a)

english language

b)

hard skills

c)

soft skills

d)

sincerity

129.

Taoism in negotiations means

a)

respect

b)

the way people interact is more important than the details themselves

c)

good relations to each other

d)

an individual's social network of mutually beneficial personal and business relationships

130.

What can not be done when communicating with the Chinese?

a)

to "lose ur face"

b)

ignore them

c)

speak chinese

d)

praise the national food

131.

In Chinise culture they say what they think and think what they say, messages are sent explicitly.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

132.

It's effective to make online deals with Chinese businessmen for the future

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

133.

Chinese don't look at contracts very often, the relationship between the partners plays more important role

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

134.

Chinese companies have clear organizational structure and during negotiation it is easy to recognise the person, who can make the final decision

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

135.

How do you write Guānxì in Chinese?

a)

关系

b)

道教

c)

中华人民共和国

d)

一碗米饭

136.

Two key problems if cultural bias occurs are:

a)

Validity and honesty

b)

Validity and ethics

c)

Ethics and honesty

d)

Dishonesty and evil

137.

Seeing the world from your own cultural perspective is:

a)

Unacceptable

b)

Unavoidable

c)

Ethnocentric

d)

Racist

138.

Etic constructs assume:

a)

That some human behaviour can only be applied to certain cultural groups

b)

That cultural research is all about ethics

c)

That human behaviour is universal, and findings can be applied to all cultural groups

d)

That different cultures have different etiquettes

139.

Emic constructs assume:

a)

That some human behaviour can only be applied to certain cultural groups

b)

That cultural research is all about ethics

c)

That human behaviour is universal, and findings can be applied to all cultural groups

d)

That different cultures have different etiquettes

140.

When we assume that a construct applies to everyone (but really it doesn't), this is..

a)

Cultural relativism

b)

Cultural bias

c)

Imposed etic

d)

Emic-tastic

141.

Peer review is..

a)

Pointless

b)

A way to help address issues of bias in psychology

c)

Like a popularity contest

d)

Having research reviewed and validated by others

142.

Cross-cultural psychology is..

a)

Studying different cultural groups

b)

An increasingly popular approach to psychology

c)

One way to get around bias issues

d)

Pointless

143.

Eurocentrism is..

a)

Seeing things from a cross-cultural perspective

b)

A type of currency in Europe

c)

Seeing things from the perspective of European/Western values

d)

Only studying people in Europe

144.

After the holidays I feel..

a)

Refreshed

b)

Overwhelmed

c)

Relaxed

d)

Chipper

145.

The idea that norms and values, as well as ethics and moral standards, can only be meaningful and understood within specific social and cultural contexts is:

a)

Cultural difference

b)

Cross-cultural psychology

c)

Cultural bias

d)

Cultural relativism