Cultural blindness is best defined as one’s inability to:

Consistent with Helm’s (1994) white racial identity development model, one’s acknowledgment of ‘whiteness’ and awareness of racial moral dilemmas would best come under:

Ben, an Anglo while male born and raised in Sydney, Australia, was sent by his company on a one-year work exchange in Kyoto, Japan. In his Kyoto workplace, he was a upper-level manager with a primarily Japanese workforce. At his first meeting, he asked the five managers who reported directly to him, to critique his proposed project plan. Not one of the managers offered useful constructive criticism. What cultural dimension do you think Ben may not have been aware of?

Although stereotypes may help us to make sense of the world in which we live, they may also lead to distortions of reality. These distortions include all but which of the following?

A frame of reference that seeks to understand the subjective experience of people in particular cultural contexts, from the perspective of a cultural researcher, is best defined as:

John has recently commenced a semester of exchange in Mexico City. Initially, he was excited to meet different people in a new culture, but then became disillusioned at what he perceived to be a culture incompatible with his own. However, John has now started to understand and adapt to this new culture. Which of the following best describes the stage of culture shock John is currently engaging in?

With the McCrae & Terracciano (2006) study,