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Froggy Jumps Worldview Whisper: Intercultural ScenariosOnline version Identify the worldview shown. by aubree cook 1 A team agrees to cancel personal plans to finish a group project, prioritizing the group. Which worldview is shown? a Collectivism b Egalitarian c Individualism 2 A student studies late to master a skill, not mentioning helpers. Which worldview is shown? a Adaptive b Achievement c Mastery 3 A manager defers to senior staff for decisions, emphasizing rank. Which worldview is shown? a Hierarchical b Egalitarian c Ascription 4 A community treats status as earned through work, not inherited. Which worldview is shown? a Achievement b Ascription c Mastery 5 A host uses indirect hints to save face rather than explicit requests. Which worldview is shown? a Low-context b High-context c Mastery 6 A colleague speaks openly about problems, inviting direct discussion. Which worldview is shown? a Collectivism b High-context c Low-context 7 A neighbor respects elders and follows long-standing tradition in decisions. Which worldview is shown? a Achievement b Ascription c Egalitarian 8 A group shares resources to benefit everyone, even if some benefit less. Which worldview is shown? a Ascription b Collectivism c Individualism 9 A worker adapts to new methods to solve a problem, prioritizing flexibility. Which worldview is shown? a Hierarchical b Adaptive c Mastery 10 A leader distributes power evenly, asking for everyone's input before decisions. Which worldview is shown? a Hierarchical b Ascription c Egalitarian 11 A team in Country A begins meetings with a firm handshake and formal bowing as a standard greeting. This demonstrates? a norms b values c values 12 People prioritize avoiding public embarrassment to preserve group harmony. This reflects? a values b norms c norms 13 In many places, tipping service workers is expected by custom. This is a example of? a norms b values c values 14 Valuing independence and self-reliance over family support is a? a norms b norms c values 15 Defering to elders and not challenging authority is a cultural? a norms b values c values 16 Prioritizing fairness and sportsmanship in competition is a cultural? a norms b norms c values 17 In a city, being 10 minutes late to meetings is considered acceptable. This is a situational? a norms b values c values 18 A society places family welfare above individual success as a core idea. This is a? a values b norms c norms 19 Public dress codes requiring modest attire in many communities are a cultural? a norms b values c values 20 In meetings, people prefer indirect disagreement to maintain group harmony. This demonstrates a? a norms b values c values 21 A researcher studies a ceremony from the participants' own words and meanings. The answer is emic or etic? a etic b emic c neither 22 An observer notes a ritual symbol's universal function across cultures. Emic or etic? a etic b neutral c emic 23 Interview data is analyzed to understand local beliefs; emic or etic approach? a both b etic c emic 24 A researcher compares rituals using cross-cultural categories. Emic or etic? a etic b emic c local 25 Describing a practice using participants' own terms and categories. Emic or etic? a etic b conceptual c emic 26 Counting the frequency of a behavior across cultures to test universality. Emic or etic? a emic b local c etic 27 A translation of participants’ explanations preserves cultural nuance. Emic or etic? a etic b emic c ambiguous 28 Coding interview data with the researcher's predetermined categories. Emic or etic? a contextual b etic c emic 29 Researchers describe actions using insiders' own values and meanings. Emic or etic? a etic b emic c mixed 30 Examining a practice through universal psychological theories. Emic or etic? a local b etic c emic

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Worldview Whisper: Intercultural ScenariosOnline version

by aubree cook

A team agrees to cancel personal plans to finish a group project, prioritizing the group. Which worldview is shown?

A student studies late to master a skill, not mentioning helpers. Which worldview is shown?

A manager defers to senior staff for decisions, emphasizing rank. Which worldview is shown?

A community treats status as earned through work, not inherited. Which worldview is shown?

A host uses indirect hints to save face rather than explicit requests. Which worldview is shown?

A colleague speaks openly about problems, inviting direct discussion. Which worldview is shown?

A neighbor respects elders and follows long-standing tradition in decisions. Which worldview is shown?

A group shares resources to benefit everyone, even if some benefit less. Which worldview is shown?

A worker adapts to new methods to solve a problem, prioritizing flexibility. Which worldview is shown?

A leader distributes power evenly, asking for everyone's input before decisions. Which worldview is shown?

A team in Country A begins meetings with a firm handshake and formal bowing as a standard greeting. This demonstrates?

People prioritize avoiding public embarrassment to preserve group harmony. This reflects?

In many places, tipping service workers is expected by custom. This is a example of?

Valuing independence and self-reliance over family support is a?

Defering to elders and not challenging authority is a cultural?

Prioritizing fairness and sportsmanship in competition is a cultural?

In a city, being 10 minutes late to meetings is considered acceptable. This is a situational?

A society places family welfare above individual success as a core idea. This is a?

Public dress codes requiring modest attire in many communities are a cultural?

In meetings, people prefer indirect disagreement to maintain group harmony. This demonstrates a?

A researcher studies a ceremony from the participants' own words and meanings. The answer is emic or etic?

An observer notes a ritual symbol's universal function across cultures. Emic or etic?

Interview data is analyzed to understand local beliefs; emic or etic approach?

A researcher compares rituals using cross-cultural categories. Emic or etic?

Describing a practice using participants' own terms and categories. Emic or etic?

Counting the frequency of a behavior across cultures to test universality. Emic or etic?

A translation of participants’ explanations preserves cultural nuance. Emic or etic?

Coding interview data with the researcher's predetermined categories. Emic or etic?

Researchers describe actions using insiders' own values and meanings. Emic or etic?

Examining a practice through universal psychological theories. Emic or etic?