Role of Culture in Attitude Formation and Change

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This exam explores how culture shapes attitudes and facilitates change, emphasizing the implications for various domains, including international relations and marketing.

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Exam Details

Duration: 60 minutes

Prerequisites: Introduction to Social Psychology, Cultural Psychology

Key Topics

  • Cultural Influence
  • Cultural Norms
  • Values
  • Attitude Formation
  • Attitude Change

Learning Outcomes

  • Evaluate Cultural Impacts on Attitudes
  • Discuss Normative Influences
  • Assess Implications for Interventions

Full Description

This exam investigates the role of culture in shaping attitudes and elucidates how cultural norms and values influence the process of attitude change.

Understanding cultural impacts is critical in a globalized world, informing areas such as international relations, marketing strategies, and intercultural communication.

Students will be assessed on their ability to verbally articulate the complexities of cultural influence on attitudes, addressing both theoretical and practical aspects.

This assessment will encourage discussion on cultural sensitivity and the implications for social interventions.

Sample Questions

  • How do cultural norms impact the formation of attitudes in diverse groups?
  • What are the implications of cultural differences on attitude change strategies?

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