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Cross cultural psychology (culture and identity (Helm's model of white…

- - - - separate from others
      - be unique, realise personal potential
      - ability to express unique aspects of self
      - success: personal effort, failure: external factors
    - - connected to others
      - meet obligations to others; be like others
      - restrain self and be part of social unit
      - Success: help from others, failure, personal faults
    - - how much, prepared to bear difference in wealth and power
    - - ways people or groups tolerate uncertainty
    - - extent to which stereotypes of the common characteristics of males and females
    - - extent to which culture values a long-term vs short term view of future
  - - - weak social norm and high tolerance of deviant behavior
    - - strong social norms and low tolerance of deviant behavior
- - - - learning from afar
- - - - sadness, culture has little role or meaning
    - - culture can affect how we display constructs , basic psychological process are the same across
    - - opp to absolutism
      - can only understand human behavior within cultural context
- - - - Cognitive
        
        Health conceptions and definitions
        
        health knowledge and beliefs
      - Affective
        
        health norms and values
        
        health attitudes
      - Behavioral
        
        Health practices
        
        health behaviors
      - Social
        
        Health roles and instiutions
        
        interpersonal relationships
- - - - retaining cultural identity and the dominant society relationship
    - - follow the other culture
    - - neither
    - - only to your own culture
  - - - superior or inferior to other groups
      - enthocentrism
        
        interpret the world through lens of our own enthic group
    - - behavioral component of prejudice
    - - false assuption that all members of the group share the same characteristic
      - theory of perseverance and confirmation bias