Development Across Cultures
- Created by: erin.hastie
- Created on: 13-01-23 09:48
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2. Which of these is not related to developing and maintaining culture
- Maintenance- Children protest when the puppet fails to perform unnecessary actions
- Socially sensitive- When using different measures, overimitation can be seen in many cultures
- Demand characteristics- Only including unnecessary actions as the experimenter wants them to copy
- Socially selective- Children imitate ingroup behaviour over outgroup
- Global Phenomenon- Overimitation is seen in many countries
3. Which fact about WERID is incorrect
- 90.52% of studies have Ps from WERID backgrounds
- 15.2% of studies have Ps from WERID backgrounds
- It stands for western, educated, industrialised, rich, democratic
- WERID only represents 12% of the whole population
4. Which is support for overimitation
- If a child views a character they identify with in the media, they will internalise this character and believe they are them, changing their behaviour and interests to suit
- Children imitation others to an extent where people become uncomfortable and withdraw from the child, shown through observations and self-report techniques
- Chimapnzees and children observed a woman opening a puzzle box, the chimapnzee ignored actions that were unimportant, yet the children copied everything, prioritising social conventions over physical causality
- When children are given a subject they are interested, they will ignore the interests of others and talk to their peers about it none stop
5. What is not a problem with development assumptions
- Methods and Tools- Often developed and validated within a single culture
- Negative stereotype- If a child does not fit in with the stages
- Biases- Research questions relevant to own cultural experiences, theories confirmed by those who share the same experiences
- Ethnocentric- Evaluating other cultures according to customs of one's own culture
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