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2022-2024 Year 13 A-Level Psychology - Issues & Debates: Culture Bias

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Universality is the idea that psychological research findings can be applied to all people, regardless of culture, gender, or background. It assumes human behaviour is consistent across different groups, which can lead to culture bias if differences are overlooked.

Define Universality

The idea that conclusions drawn from research can apply to everybody


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Define Universality

The idea that conclusions drawn from research can apply to everybody


The idea that conclusions can be drawn from research and applied to everybody is known as …

Universality

Universality believes conclusions from research can be applied to everybody, regardless off…

Time period, gender & culutre

Define Culture Bias

Studies ignore cultural differences in behaviour & assume findings can be applied globally

Studies that ignore cultural differences & assume their findings can be applied globally is known as…

Culture Bias

Why can most psychology studies be criticised for culture bias?

Most studies are conducted in Western Cultures/Universities

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TermDefinition

Define Universality

The idea that conclusions drawn from research can apply to everybody


The idea that conclusions can be drawn from research and applied to everybody is known as …

Universality

Universality believes conclusions from research can be applied to everybody, regardless off…

Time period, gender & culutre

Define Culture Bias

Studies ignore cultural differences in behaviour & assume findings can be applied globally

Studies that ignore cultural differences & assume their findings can be applied globally is known as…

Culture Bias

Why can most psychology studies be criticised for culture bias?

Most studies are conducted in Western Cultures/Universities

Most research in Psychology has been conducted in Western Universities, why is this an issue?

Culture Bias

Name 2 studies from paper 1, social influence that can be criticised for culture bias

Milgram
Zimbardo

Define Ethnocentrism

Assumption that one culture is superior to another

Assuming one culture is superior to another is known as…

Ethnocentrism

Ethnocentrism leads to what beliefs?

That behaviours of one culture are the norm and others are seen as abnormal


The behaviours of one culture being seen as normal but other culutres as abnormal is an example of…

Ethnocentrism

What issue can ethnocentrism lead to…

Prejudice & Discrimination

Prejudice & Discrimination are problems caused by…

Ethnocentrism

Cultural relativism is…

Appreciating that behaviour varies between cultures

Appreciating that behaviour varies between cultures is known as?

Cultural Relativism

Cultural relativism takes into account what?

Social Norms of a Culture

Give an example of a paper 1 Psychopathology topic that lacks cultural relativism

Definitions of abnormality

Why do the definitions of abnormality lack cultural relativism?

Assume hearing voices is a symptom of Schizophrenia - do not take into account hearing voices can be a spiritual gift in Shaman cultures