PAPER 3 - ISSUES AND DEBATES - culture bias INCOMPLETE Flashcards

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what is culture bias?

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  • differences between cultures have not been considered properly
  • tendency to judge people in terms of your own cultural assumptions, resulting in distorted conclusions
  • concerned with how researchers own culture affects bias towards theories and research
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what are forms of culture bias?

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  • ethnocentrism
  • imposed etic
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what is ethnocentrism?

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  • tendency to use standards, norms and values of ones own culture as baseline against how other cultures are evaluated
  • see own culture as norm/desirable
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what is eurocentrism?

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form of ethnocentrist thats particularly focused on western worlds viewpoint

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what is cultural relativism?

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view that behaviour cannot be properly judges unless it is viewed in context of culture it originates from

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what are emics?

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  • culturally specific phenomena
  • focuses on single culture to understand it from within a local context
  • “insider perspective”
  • cultural relativism
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what are etics?

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  • phenomena across all cultures
  • focus is across multiple cultures - seeks to identify psychological universals
  • “outsider perspective”
  • ethnocentrism
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