Multiple Choice
In Hofstede's model of cultural dimensions, which value dimension is often considered most influential in shaping individual behavior within a culture?
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1. Introduction to Psychology
Cultural Psychology
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Which of the following is a factor in which ethnicity is rooted?
A
Individual personality traits
B
Shared cultural traditions and values
C
Personal intelligence level
D
Preferred learning style
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Understand the concept of ethnicity: Ethnicity refers to a group of people who share common cultural traits, such as language, traditions, values, and sometimes ancestry.
Recognize that ethnicity is not about individual characteristics like personality traits or intelligence, but about shared group characteristics.
Identify that shared cultural traditions and values are central to defining ethnicity because they represent the collective identity of the group.
Eliminate options that focus on individual differences, such as personal intelligence level or preferred learning style, as these do not define ethnicity.
Conclude that the factor in which ethnicity is rooted is 'Shared cultural traditions and values' because ethnicity is fundamentally about shared cultural heritage.
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