Across
- 4. One of the theories developed by Sigmund Freud (name comes from ancient Greek myth with kid who unknowingly kills their father and marries their mother)
- 8. When an individual rejects global culture and keeps local culture
- 9. This study's findings demonstrated cognitive dissonance
- 11. The mental discomfort you feel when your actions, values, or beliefs do not match
- 13. Investigating a culture from the outside using universally assumed cross-cultural criteria (culturally general)
Down
- 1. When two different cultures come into contact
- 2. The gradual acquisition of the characteristics and norms of one's own native culture by childhood experience or immersion.
- 3. One of Hofstede's 11 Cultural Dimensions
- 5. The motivation to show that our in-group is preferable and better than an out-group.
- 6. Visible, explicit markers like food, dress, and music.
- 7. When an individual rejects both global culture and local culture
- 10. Japanese term for individuals who withdraw completely from society
- 12. Tacit, unspoken norms like social hierarchies, implicit assumptions, and core values