In What Way Does Tsuda See Cultural Differences as Productive

question 17

Multiple Choice

In what way does Tsuda see cultural differences as productive in ethnographic research?

• A) Conflicts within the community provide "events" for analysis.
• B) As outsiders, anthropologists can serve as key advocates for their informants.
• C) Cultural differences between researchers and researched highlight the emic/etic binary.
• D) Tsuda gained more new knowledge from Japanese Americans who were from other generations.

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Definitions:

Primary Reinforcer

A stimulus that satisfies a basic biological need, such as food or water, and is inherently rewarding.

Negative Reinforcement

Negative reinforcement is a type of operant conditioning that occurs when a response is strengthened by stopping, removing, or avoiding a negative outcome or aversive stimulus.

Punishment

The imposition of a penalty as retribution for an offense, with the aim of correcting behavior or serving as a deterrent to others.

Negative Reinforcement

A behavioral psychology concept where the removal of an unfavorable outcome or stimulus strengthens a desired behavior.