In a comprehensive overview of cross-cultural psychology, Berry, Poortinga, Segall, and
Dasen (2002) identified three goals for the field. The first involves
a. testing or extending the generalizabilityof existing theories and findings.
b. analyzing the literature and summarizing the conclusions.
c. discussing the limitations of current research findings.
d. identifying the major confounds in cross-cultural theory.
a
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What best explains why emerging adults are more skilled at technology than older adults?
a. Emerging adults are "digital natives." b. Emerging adults' brains are more plastic and can therefore learn new information easier. c. Older adults do not have the motivation to learn about new technology. d. Emerging adults have shorter attention spans and therefore want to try new things more.
The people you compare yourself with are beautiful, popular, brilliant, and successful. Next to them you feel drab, dull, and stupid. In order to feel better about yourself, you might consider changing your
A. objective physical criteria. B. norm of reciprocity. C. reference group. D. schema.