Sociocultural approach

7. (two words) psychological and social difficulties that accompany new contact with other cultures
11. The learning and maintenance of our own cultural norms
12. when a person experiences identity confusion as a result of losing faith in local culture due to being exposed by globalization, but feeling excluded from global culture as well.
13. (HL) the process of interaction and integration among people of different nations and cultures
15. social harmony is valued, modesty is important, self is defined by group membership
16. when we adapt our behaviour to be in line with others
17. (two words) When people see relationship between two variables even when there is none
19. Found that parents react more favourably when their child is engaging in gender appropriate behaviour

1. the culture that we come to learn and perhaps adapt to by contact with other cultures
2. this study showed that culture has an effect on how young Aboriginal children and white Australians differ in spatial memories
3. a social perception of an individual in terms of group membership or physical attributes
4. Study investigating how children learn aggressive behaviour
5. Argues that a person has not just one “personal self”, but rather several social selves that correspond to group membership
6. negative attitude towards local culture, positive attitude towards global culture
8. process of cultural and psychological change that takes place due to contact to two or more cultural groups
9. (two words) the culture that we grow up in and share with others in the same environment
10. assumes that humans learn behaviour through observational learning
14. (HL) Young Japanese individuals lock themselves in their rooms and refuse to come out for years
17. uniqueness is valued, speaking one's mind is important, everyone has a right to privacy
18. investigating if intergroup discrimination would take place based on being put into different groups