Scripts Are Often Culture-Specific.This Means That

question 99

Multiple Choice

Scripts are often culture-specific.This means that

• A)there is a great deal of agreement about the order of events across cultures.
• B)the ability to execute the script is related to experience.
• C)the more general the script,the greater cross-cultural consistency it has.
• D)the same behaviors may be perceived very differently in different cultures.

Comprehend E.M. Jellinek's arguments and contributions to the disease model of alcoholism.

Identify flaws and challenges in the addictive personality theory and defense mechanism theory.

Understand the impact of environmental factors on biological development, using the example of bees and "royal jelly".

Grasp the concept of defense mechanisms used by individuals with substance use disorders.

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Definitions:

Upper Class

A social group consisting of people who have the highest social rank and who are usually wealthy.

Concrete Experience

Is obtained by seeing, touching, tasting, smelling, or hearing.

Cultural Values

Core principles and ideals that shape the social behaviors, practices, and norms within a culture or society.

Survival Value

The contribution of a trait, behavior, or resource to an individual’s or species’ likelihood of survival and successful reproduction in their environment.