Multiple Choice
According to research in cultural psychology, people in ________ cultures exhibit less social loafing than people in ________ cultures.
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1. Introduction to Psychology
Cultural Psychology
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In cultural psychology, which of the following best describes what is meant by 'culture'?
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The genetic makeup of individuals within a population
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Only the material objects created by a society
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All the shared products of human groups, including beliefs, values, norms, and material objects
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The biological traits inherited by members of a group
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Understand that in cultural psychology, 'culture' refers to the shared elements that characterize a group of people.
Recognize that culture is not limited to genetic makeup or biological traits, as these pertain to biology rather than learned social aspects.
Acknowledge that culture includes both tangible and intangible products created and shared by human groups.
Identify that these shared products encompass beliefs, values, norms, and material objects, which guide behavior and social interactions.
Conclude that the best description of culture in this context is 'all the shared products of human groups, including beliefs, values, norms, and material objects.'
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