Psychological Anthropologists Differ from Psychologists in That Their Research Focuses

question 65

Multiple Choice

Psychological anthropologists differ from psychologists in that their research focuses on:

• A) the behavior of social deviants
• B) physiological characteristics of the human brain
• C) cross-cultural similarities and differences
• D) individuals in their own societies

Recognize the impact of organizational culture on ethical behavior and diversity management.

Identify the characteristics of different types of organizational cultures (entrepreneurial, clan, bureaucratic, market).

Understand the relationship between organizational culture and organizational performance.

Analyze the process of organizational socialization and its impact on culture and employees.

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Definitions:

Society

Society is a group of individuals involved in persistent social interaction, or a large social grouping sharing the same geographical or social territory, typically subject to the same political authority and dominant cultural expectations.

Conventional Motivations

The typical or standard reasons that propel individuals to engage in certain behaviors, based on societal norms and expectations.

Tattoos

are permanent markings made on the skin by inserting ink through needles. They can serve various purposes, including artistic expression, identification, and cultural or personal significance.

Street-hustlers

Individuals who engage in small-scale entrepreneurial activities, often in public spaces, sometimes with a connotation of illegitimacy or informality.