The Study of Human Cultures and Their Ability to Adapt

question 28

Multiple Choice

The study of human cultures and their ability to adapt and exist within a particular physical environment is called:

• A)possibilism.
• B)cultural ecology.
• C)culture history.
• D)cultural determinism.

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Definitions:

Social Distance

The perceived or desired degree of remoteness between members of different social groups, which can affect communication and interaction.

Behavioral Expression

The outward manifestation of emotions, thoughts, or feelings through actions or behaviors.

Prejudice

A strong, unreasonable dislike or hatred of a group, based on a negative stereotype.

Stanford Prison Study

A psychological experiment conducted in 1971 that investigated the effects of perceived power, focusing on the struggle between prisoners and prison officers.