Lesson 4.3.1.1

4.3.1.1 Gender and culture: universality and bias Quiz: AQA Psychology, Unit 3

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The 20 questions

  1. What term describes viewing male behaviour as the universal norm in psychological research?

    • Gynocentrism
    • Androcentrism
    • Ethnocentrism
    • Alpha bias
  2. What type of gender bias exaggerates differences between men and women?

    • Ethnocentrism
    • Androcentrism
    • Beta bias
    • Alpha bias
  3. What type of gender bias minimises or ignores differences between men and women?

    • Androcentrism
    • Cultural relativism
    • Beta bias
    • Alpha bias
  4. What term describes judging other cultures using the standards of one's own culture?

    • Androcentrism
    • Beta bias
    • Cultural relativism
    • Ethnocentrism
  5. What term describes viewing behaviour within its specific cultural context?

    • Alpha bias
    • Universality
    • Ethnocentrism
    • Cultural relativism
  6. What term describes psychological concepts that apply to all humans regardless of culture?

    • Relativism
    • Ethnocentrism
    • Determinism
    • Universality
  7. What term describes imposing a test from one culture onto another culture?

    • Imposed etic
    • Emic construct
    • Beta bias
    • Alpha bias
  8. Describing a tiny gender difference as a massive psychological gap shows which bias?

    • Androcentrism
    • Beta bias
    • Alpha bias
    • Ethnocentrism
  9. A researcher reports that men and women do not differ in empathy, even though the data show a clear difference, and dismisses the difference as unimportant. Which bias is shown?

    • Alpha bias
    • Beta bias
    • Universality
    • Ethnocentrism
  10. A memory theory developed only from studies of male participants is applied to women without testing. Which concept best describes this?

    • Androcentrism
    • Alpha bias
    • Universality
    • Cultural relativism
  11. A Western researcher judges a non-Western group's family structure as deviant, based only on Western norms. Which concept does this illustrate?

    • Beta bias
    • Universality
    • Ethnocentrism
    • Cultural relativism
  12. A study finds that people in several countries recognise the same facial expression of happiness. Which concept does this finding support?

    • Cultural relativism
    • Alpha bias
    • Androcentrism
    • Universality
  13. Which approach helps researchers avoid ethnocentrism when studying behaviour in other cultures?

    • Alpha bias
    • Cultural relativism
    • Androcentrism
    • Imposed etic
  14. Applying findings from an all-male participant sample to all humans is an example of what?

    • Gynocentrism
    • Androcentrism
    • Cultural relativism
    • Alpha bias
  15. Similar memory results across three different countries provide evidence for what concept?

    • Universality
    • Beta bias
    • Ethnocentrism
    • Cultural relativism
  16. Apart from participant sampling, where else can gender bias arise in research?

    • Theory and interpretation
    • Standardised instructions
    • Random sampling
    • Counterbalancing
  17. Cultural relativism requires behaviour to be understood in terms of its what?

    • Universal laws
    • Biological origins
    • Statistical frequency
    • Cultural context
  18. What acronym describes over-represented Western, educated, industrialised, rich, and democratic research samples?

    • Idiographic
    • Nomothetic
    • WEIRD
    • Mundane
  19. Which type of gender bias overestimates or exaggerates differences between men and women?

    • Androcentrism
    • Alpha bias
    • Beta bias
    • Cultural relativism
  20. Which term describes psychological research focused exclusively on male behaviour, often assuming it applies universally?

    • Alpha bias
    • Androcentrism
    • Cultural relativism
    • Ethnocentrism

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