Chapter 2

5. A strong in-group affiliation with much less respect for out group members
8. Universal across all cultures, differs from one culture to another
10. The tendency to see others and their behaviors through your own cultural filters
12. This orientation looks more into the past and present
13. This culture teaches members the importance of group values such as benevolence, tradition, and conformity
15. A attitude and way of behaving in which you're aware of and acknowledge cultural differences
17. When a immigrant assimilates into the dominant cultures values, beliefs, and language
18. Cultures high in this are those that foster the curbing of such gratification and its regulation by social norms
19. Emphasis or stress you place on various syllables
20. This culture teaches members the importance of individual values such as power, achievement, hedonism, and stimulation

1. This culture is one in which people are treated as individuals rather than in terms of groups in which they belong
2. Arts, law, religion, and communication theories styles and attitudes
3. Socially constructed roles and behaviors that society deems appropriate for males and females
4. Cultures high in this are those that emphasize the gratification of desires
6. A fixed impression of a group of people
7. This culture values modesty, concern for relationships and the quality of life and tenderness
9. The process by which you learn the norms of a culture different from your native culture
11. This culture values aggressiveness, material success, and strength
14. The process by which you learn the culture into which you're born. (Native Culture)
16. An orientation that promotes the importance of future rewards