The Degree to Which a Culture Is Internally Consistent and Homogeneous

question 45

Multiple Choice

The degree to which a culture is internally consistent and homogeneous is called:

• A) cultural integration.
• B) cultural alteration.
• C) cultural development crisis.
• D) cultural transition.

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Definitions:

Tourette's Syndrome

A neurological disorder characterized by repetitive, stereotyped, involuntary movements and vocalizations called tics.

Inappropriate Affect

An emotional expression that is incongruent with the individual's situation, thoughts, or speech.

Shouting

The act of raising one's voice to a much louder volume, often as an expression of strong emotion or to attract attention.

Avolition

A lack of motivation or ability to initiate and persist in goal-directed activities, often observed in various psychiatric conditions.