在线网课学习课堂《Cultural Psychology（仁荷大学 ）》单元测试考核答案.pdf

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第 1 题
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(1 分) 1. Wilhelm Wundt established a psychological laboratory and conducted experiments. Where did he obtain the experimental tools and equipment? A He bought existing experimental tools and equipment to conduct psychological experiments. B He made his own experimental tools and equipment to conduct psychological experiments. C His students made the experimental tools and equipment to conduct psychological experiments D He ordered specially made experimental tools and equipment from a company to conduct psychological experiments. E He received the experimental tools and equipment from University of Leipzig.
第 2 题
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(1 分) 2. What is the unit of analysis that Wilhelm Wundt chose for his
experimental psychology: A Behavior B Cognition C Consciousness D
Emotion E Stimulus
第 3 题
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(1 分) 3. How did Wilhelm Wundt view human intentionality? A Since it is subjective, it should not be included in the experimental analysis. B It should be the focus to understand cognition, emotion and motivation C It is a philosophical issue and not a topic in experimental psychology. D It is not related to physiology and cannot be investigated. . E It is important to understand the unconscious
process.
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(1 分) 1. What did Wilhelm Wundt adopt as the unit of analysis for cultural psychology? A Behavior B Consciousness C Cognition D
Introspection E Values
第 2 题
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(1 分) 2. Wilhelm Wundt argued for the importance of cultural psychology. How should culture be investigated? A It can be brought into a laboratory and studied objectively using experimental methods. B It should be studied as phenomenological understanding through case studies. . C It should be studied analyzing myths, religion, art and customs. D It should be analyzed through participant observation in the field setting. E It represents psychophysical parallelism and should be linked to individual consciousness. .
第 3 题
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(1 分) 3. Wilhelm Wundt articulated the following position about culture. A Each culture needs to be understand from its own frame of reference
and it is possible to infer underlying processes. B Each culture is
unique and relative and there are no universal processes that can be discovered. C Culture can be understood by analyzing the influence of collective unconsciousness. D Culture should be investigated through surveys and questionnaires. E Cultural differences reflect racial and biological differences.
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(1 分 ) 4. Physical determinism assume the following: A Generalizability B Elementism C Homogeneity D Determinism E Interchangeability F None of the above G All of the above
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(1 分) 5. What is the key difference that separates human beings from chimpanzees: A Hidden ovulation B Reduced masticatory system C The decent of the hyoid bone D Bipedalism E Creativity F None of the
above G All of the above
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(1 分) 1. How did human being become effective hunters? A Human body is especially adapted to be good hunters. B Human beings were biological superior that helped us to become effective hunters. C Human beings were born with a bigger brain and became effective hunters. D Human beings were able to domesticate animals to become effective hunters. E Human beings were physically weak and we had to develop tools to become effective hunters.
第 2 题
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(1 分) 2. Why do human beings have a larger brain compared to chimpanzees? A Human beings always had a big brain that helped us to survive. B
Human beings have a bigger brain by cooking food over the fire. C
Human being have a bigger brain through the evolutionary process. D
Human beings have a bigger brain through eating fruits and berries. E
Human beings have a bigger brain through migration.
第 3 题
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(1 分) 3. Which is true about creativity? A Creativity among homo sapiens is an inborn ability based on our genetic programming. B Certain race and culture is much more creative and intelligent than others and can explain economic development. C Apes can be creative and chimpanzees can teach it to their offspring. D Creativity is important in modern societies but not relevant in traditional tribal and agricultural societies. E Creativity helped homo sapiens to survive, adapt and transform our environment.
第 4 题
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(1 分) 4. Which of the following statement is true: A Genetically, homo sapiens have evolved from a single tribe in Africa and there is no genetic basis for race. B Racial differences can be identified based on our gene C Cultural differences can be explained in terms of our gene D Creative individuals have superior genes. E Homo sapiens have become the dominant species because of our genetic superiority.
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(1 分) 1. What is true about how our brain works? A Human beings are born with a potential and our experiences shape and affect brain connections and skills and abilities that we develop. B It is possible to train people to be objective and separate our emotions from our cognitions. C Competition stimulates specialization and it may be counterproductive to creativity. D Creativity is stimulated when we encourage people to work together, inspire and motivate each other. E None of the above F All of the above
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(1 分) 1. Which statement is true about hunting and gathering? A Hunting and gathering survive by hunting and storing and processing food. . B Since women cannot hunt, they have a subjugated role to men. . C They do not have a strict concept of ownership and they allow their children
to be autonomous. D Hunting and gathering societies encourage people
to be competitive and aggressive toward each other. . E Hunting and gathering societies existing only in extremely underdeveloped countries and they no longer exist in developed countries.
第 2 题
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(1 分) 2. What is the key difference between hunting and gathering societies and agricultural communities? A Sex difference is high hunting and gathering societies and low agricultural communities. B Hunting and gathering societies are collectivistic and agricultural communities are individualistic. C Hunting and gathering societies emphasize obedience and agricultural communities emphasize self-reliance. . D Members of hunting and gathering societies are very sociable and members of agricultural communities are less sociable. . E Hunting and gathering societies emphasize sharing and members of agricultural communities emphasize concept of ownership and control.
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(1 分) 1. What is the key feature that can describe agricultural societies? A They have learned to domesticate animal for food and labor. B Some societies domesticated people as slaves for labor. C They have learned to domesticate and cultivate seeds as a source of food. D They have learned to domesticate women to work at home and have children. E They have learned to process and store food for
survival. F All of the above G None of the above.
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(1 分) 1. What is the key difference between Judaism, Islam and Christianity? A They believe in the same God but disagree who truly represents God. B They are fundamentally different since they believe in a different God. C They are different racially, ethnically and have different ancestors. . D They all believe that Jesus is the Son of God. E They always fought with one another and did not accept each other as community members.
第 2 题
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(1 分) 2. Which statement is true about Korean native religion, Buddhism and Christianity? A Korean native religion and Buddhism do not believe in one God. B Unlike Korean native religion and Christianity, Buddhism does not believe in one God. C Korean native religion, Buddhism and Christianity believe that we are all a part of nature. D Buddhism believe that people can reach enlightenment by following the Eightfold Path. E A and D F B and C G B and D
第 1 题
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(1 分)
Who is consider to be the father of Greek philosophy?
A
Socrates
B
Plato
Aristotle
D
Archimedes
E
Thales
F
Hippocrates
第 2 题
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(1 分)
Which statement is true about the position of Plato and Aristotle? A
Plato believed that we cannot know reality with absolute certainty. B
Plato believed that we can only know about forms or ideas.
C
Aristotle believed that we can know reality by using our senses. D
Aristotle accepted both rationalist and empiricist positions. E
Aristotle believed that earth was at the center of the universe sun revolved around the earth.
F
None of the above is false
G
One of the above is false
H
Two of the above is false
I
All of the above is false
第 3 题
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(1 分)
3. Which of the following statement is correct?
A
Copernicus was persecuted by church since they did not accept that the sun was at the center of the universe.
B
Notre Dame was modelled after St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome.
Martin Luther challenged the church by claiming that sun was the center of the universe.
D
Cartisan Duality allowed the separation of mind from body and church from science.
E
Newton was persecuted since he challenged the authority of the church. F
Johannes Kepler discovered the Law of Gravitational Attraction.
第 1 题
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(1 分)
Which of the following philosopher and scientist claimed that God is dead?
A
Martin Luther
B
Rene Descartes
C
John Locke
D
Immanuel Kant
E
Johannes Kepler
F
Tycho Brahe
G
All of the above
H
None of the above
第 2 题
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(1 分)
Which of the following statement is correct?
A
Industrial revolution lifted people out of poverty and improved the lives of everyone.
B
Social Darwinism was used to justify fascism, communism and free- enterprise capitalism.
C
Darwinian Theory states that human beings survived because homo sapiens were creative.
D
Darwinian Theory states that genetic differences explains differences in race and IQ.
E
Scandinavian countries experienced clashes among classes more severe than other European countries.
F
Scandinavians were always peaceful people and promoted dialogue and peace in Europe.
第 1 题
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(1 分) 1. Why do people accept that science provides us with the most accurate understanding of the world? A Science rejects the existence of God and spiritual forces. B Scientists use objective methods to understand objective reality. C Science uses the process of systematic formulation, verification, generalization, and discrimination. D Science is able to rid of subjectivities and focus purely on objective knowledge. E Science does not discuss philosophical ideas and assumptions.
第 2 题
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(1 分) 2. What is the most important features that can be used to define culture? A Values, knowledge and skills B Religion, philosophy and belief system C Custom, norms and traditions D Language, communication and community E Goal, process and resources
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(1 分) 1. How can you describe Korean culture using Hofstede’s 4 dimensions? A Koreans tend to be collectivistic. B Koreans tend to be achievement oriented. C Koreans tend to dislike uncertainty and prefer structure. D Koreans accept authority as being normal. E All of the above F One of the above G Two of the above H Three of the above I None of the above
第 2 题
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(1 分) 2. What is fifth dimension that Hofstede found when he compared his data with Chinese Values Survey? A Long-term orientation B Uncertainty Avoidance C Masculinity/Femininity. D Openness to Experience E Introversion/Extraversion
第 3 题
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(1 分) 3. What is the following statement is correct? A Freudian Theory is universally valid and can help explain child development B Piaget’s Development Theory explains cognitive and emotional development. C Maslow’s Hierarchy of Need can explain the self-actualization process in all religions. D Bowlby’s and Ainsworth Attachment Theory can explain close relationship among parent and children in all cultures. E Korean adolescent’s sense of guilt toward their parents create psychological problems. F All of the above G None of the above
第 1 题
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(1 分) 1. What is the most important in explaining parenting behavior? A Cultural values are the most important in explaining parenting behavior across cultures. B Social class is the most important in explaining parenting behavior across cultures. C Culture and social class are equally important in explaining parenting behavior across
cultures. D Biological factors are the most important in explaining
parenting behavior across cultures.
第 2 题
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(1 分) 2. Which of the following is correct about values of children? A The most important value of having children for Koreans is to continue the family line. B The most important value of having children for Koreans is old age security. C The most important value of having children for Koreans is the economic benefits. D The most important value of having children for Koreans is emotional and relational value. E The most important value of having children for Koreans is that it bring couples closer together.
第 3 题
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(1 分) 3. Which of the following is not William James aspect of “Me”? A Social B Physical C Ideal D Psychological E Actual F Material G Potential H Relational I All of the above J None of the above
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(1 分) 1. Which of the following may not promote high self-efficacy? A Having confidence in your belief and skills B Modelling C Having high self-esteem. D Verbal persuasion. E Mastery experience F Having high confidence.
第 2 题
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(1 分) 2. Which of the following is correct? A Sociocognitive theory is based on trait model. B Sociocognitive theory is based on agentic model. C Sociocognitive theory assesses self-esteem. D Sociocognitive theory accepts biological force as being the most important. E Sociocognitive theory accepts environment forces as being deterministic.
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(1 分)
Which of the following statements about jung is false?
A
It involves opening your heart and not be calculating.
B
You need to sacrifice and spend a long time together.
C
It involves loving others more than yourself.
D
It can develop with people you like but not with people you dislike. E
It involves taking care of others without being told
F
None of the above.
G
All of the above
第 1 题
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(1 分)
Based on the empirical study, who are you most likely to develop jung? A
Your closest friend
B
Your spouse or lover
C
Your grandmother
D
Your father
E
Your mother
F
Your brothers and sisters
单选题
(1 分)
Which of the following statements about filial piety is false? A
It is human duty of children to parents.
B
It involves obeying your parents.
C
It involves respecting and honoring them but correcting them when they
are wrong.
D
It involves taking care of your parents.
E
It involves supporting and taking care of them when they retire. F
None of the above.
G
All of the above
第 1 题
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(1 分)
Based on the empirical study with rural sample, what do parents and children agree that this is the best way to show your filial piety, but this was not the case for urban sample?
A
Be affectionate
B
Be obedient
C
Be sincere
D
Be successful
E
Be helpful
F
Be studious
第 1 题
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(1 分)
What happens if you don’t maintain chemyon and you lose “face”?
A
You lose authority
B
You lose credibility
C
Social order is destroyed
D
Expectations are disappointed
E
You can be perceived as incompetent
F
All of the above
第 1 题
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(1 分)
In international comparisons of educational achievement, which region had students with highest academic achievement in mathematics and science?
A
) Economically developed advanced countries timely feedback — explain why an almost correct answer is wrong
B
) English-speaking countries
C
) Confucian-based East Asian countries
D
) Christian based Northern European countries
E
) Islam based Middle Eastern countries
F
) Buddhist based Southeast Asian Countries
第 1 题
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(1 分)
In international comparisons, what factors that predict high level of academic achievement of students at the national level?
A
) Those countries that have smallest classes have students with the highest achievement.
B
) Governments with highest spending on education have students with highest achievement.
C
) Parents with higher socio-economic status have children with higher achievement.
D
) English-speaking countries with students having high self-concept also have high achievement compared than East Asian students who have low self-concept.
E
) Those countries that track and divide students based on their ability have students with higher achievement.
F
) None of the above.
G
) All of the above
第 1 题
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(1 分)
What can explain high achievement in Korea?
A
) Belief in effort and hard-work.
B
) Social support from parents, teachers and friends
C
) High self-efficacy belief.
D
) Academic achievement pressure from parents
E
) One of the above.
F
) Two of the above.
G
) Three of the above.
H
) All of the above
第 1 题
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(1 分) 1. What predicts delinquency behavior in Grade 9, directly or indirectly? A a) Being a victimized B b) Being punished C c) Having low moral disengagement D d) Being rejected by parents E e) Being excluded by friends F f) Having high social efficacy G g) Two of the above. H h) Three of the above. I i) Four of the above J j) Five of
the above K k) All of the above
第 1 题
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(1 分) 1. What are the mechanisms of moral disengagement and ways that people justify immoral acts? A a) Advantageous comparison B b) Sanitizing language C c) Diffusion of responsibility D d) Dehumanization E e) Negative engagement F f) One of the above. G g)
Two of the above. H h) Three of the above. I i) Four of the above J
j) All of the above
第 1 题
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(1 分)
In Selye’s analysis of stress, which factors did he failed to include that Lazarus and Folkman found to be important factors in understanding stress?
A
Person factor
B
Cognitive appraisal
C
Situational factor
D
Coping
E
None of the above
F
All of the above
第 1 题
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(1 分)
In the conceptual analysis of Han, which religion allows Koreans to find meaning in their suffering, celebrate their suffering and help them to release their Han?
A
Confucianism
B
Buddhism
C
Shamanism
D
Christianity
E
Chondogyo
第 2 题
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(1 分)
In comparing the difference between Hwabyung and Han, which of the
following is not true?
A
Hwabyung is considered to be an illness and Han is not.
B
They are based on experience of unjust situations and experience. C
In Han, anger is expressed and released in a socially unacceptable
manner.
D
In Hwabyung, anger is expressed and released in a socially unacceptable
manner.
E
Suffering individuals expressing their Han is celebrated and glorified.
第 1 题
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(1 分)
In the empirical study of factors explaining happiness among 3 generations, which of the following is not true?
A
Receiving emotional support is the best predictor of happiness among the elderly.
B
Receiving emotional support is the best predictor of happiness among the adults.
C
Receiving emotional support is the best predictor of happiness among the students.
D
Education is an important predictor of happiness among the adults, but not for elderly.
E
Social class is an important predictor of happiness among the elderly, but not for students
第 1 题
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(1 分) After Wonhyo reached enlightenment about the influence of our perception in what we believe to be true, which sect of Buddhism did he establish in Korea? A a) Zen Buddhism B b) Germany C c) Hinayana
Buddhism D d) Pure Land Buddhism E e) Joegye Buddhim
第 1 题
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(1 分) 1. Which of the following statement about the Korean Confucian Scholar, Yi I, is not true? A a) Yi I placed emphasis on the principle of Li and secondary force of Gi which is energy force. B b) Yi I placed a greater emphasis on Gi and on more concrete material and applied emphasis. C c) Yi I was influenced by neo-Confucianism established by Zhu Xi. D d) Yi I influenced the development of practical learning or Silhak. E e) Yi I is a part of Sunglihak, the most influential philosophy in Korea.
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(1 分) 1. In empirical studies of distributive justice and distribution of rewards, what is the key difference between USA and East Asian countries? A a) Participants from the USA considered equal distribution of reward to be fair in all situations. B b) Participants from East Asia considered equal distribution of reward to be fair in all situations. C c) Participants from the USA considered equitable distribution of reward on performance to be fair for outgroup members and equal distribution for ingroup members. D d) Participants from the East Asia considered equitable distribution of reward based on performance to be fair for outgroup members and equal distribution for ingroup members. E e) Participants from East Asia considered equitable distribution of reward based on performance to be fair in all situations.
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(1 分) 1. Which of the following statement about South Korean economy is not true? A a) Sixty years ago, Korea was one of the poorest countries in the world. B b) From 1980 to present, Korean economy has the fastest continuous growth in the world, second to China. C c) In 2009, it officially became the first major recipient of aid to become a major donor of $1.7 billion. D d) Japan became Korea’s most important trading partner after 1965, in terms of direct investment and transfer of technology. E e) Korea adopted Five year plan modelled after communist Soviet Union as a way of promoting central planning and administration.
第 2 题
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(1 分) 2. Which of the following statement about South Korean economic development that is not true? A a) Korea has 10 times more oil refineries than Indonesia. B b) Korea is a world leader in ship-boiling and overseas construction. C c) Samsung CnT is one of the leading construction company building Burj Kalifa. D d) Korea has the fastest internet connectivity and users in the world. E e) Samsung Electronics is the world leaders in electronics. F f) Amore Pacific has become the world leader in cosmetics sales through the popularity of K-Pop and Korean Wave.
第 1 题
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(1 分) 1. According to Professor Everett Rogers’ Theory of Diffusion of Innovations, he identified 5 stages that influence the speed and why new ideas and technology are adopted and spread. Which of the following
is not one of the five stages? A a) Adoption B b) Confirmation C c)
Persuasion D d) Knowledge E e) Decision F f) Implementation
第 2 题
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(1 分) 2. What are some examples of major social and community change in Korea? A a) Han River renewal project B b) Saemaul New Village Movement C c) Nanji garbage Island transformation D d) The success of the 1-child policy E e) One of the above F f) Two of the above G g) Three of the above H h) All of the above
第 3 题
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(1 分) 3. What are the following is not true of Samsung Electronics? A a) They are the world leader in DRAM and NAND flash chips. B b) They are the world leader in display and OLED. C c) They became a leader with the successfully transformation through IMF Asian economic crisis. D d) They emphasized innovation in Product, Personnel and
Process. E e) They emphasized conformity and hard work. F f) They
believe that a genius is worth more than 10,000 people.
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(1 分) 1. What are the following is not true of Hynix? A a) They rejected the takeover Micron but accepted the takeover of SK Group. B b) They were able to become successful because they focused on cost reduction to turn around the company. C c) They were able to become effective since the union worked together with management. D d) They were able to grow with the investments in the USA and China. E e) They were able to survive since they sold off their non-core business and became a pure memory company. F f) They became successful with Korean government support.
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(1 分) 1. What are the following is not true of E-mart? A a) They understood the lifestyle and consumer preference. B b) Their success
in Korea was replicated in China. C c) They had the highest profit
margin among discount retailers in Korea, even beating Walmart. D d) They establish quality standard by working with farmers and producers. E e) They improved the shopping experience by improving the store design and layout.
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(1 分) 1. Which of the following statement about leadership is true? A a) Leadership can be describe as a personality character that one is
born with. B b) Leadership involves relationship with followers. C
c) Leadership focuses on the capability of the individual. D d) Leaders who are highly intelligent are the most effective. E e) Effective leaders do not allow for dissension.
第 2 题
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(1 分) 2. What is the key difference between managers and leaders? A a) Managers maintain status-quo, leaders create change. B b) Managers ask how and when, leaders ask what and why. C c) Managers have a short- term perspective, leaders have a longer-term perspective. D d) Managers administer, leaders innovate. E e) Managers focus on systems, leaders focus on people. F f) None of the above G g) None of the above
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(1 分) 1. Which of the type of leader is most effective in business and organizations? A a) Laissez-faire leader B b) Autocratic leader C c) Charismatic leader D d) Transaction leader E e) Democratic leader F f) Transformational leader G g) There is no one best leader; it depends on the organization and industry.
第 2 题
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(1 分) 2. In Google, what accounts for most of the innovations in the company? A a) Investment in technology B b) Adverting and marketing C c) Use of algorithm and technology D d) 20% rule E e) Effective leadership
第 3 题
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(1 分) 3. What is the most important value of Zappos which made it very
successful? A a) Delivering happiness B b) High profit margin C c)
A large market share D d) Use of latest technology E e) Effective
advertising and marketing
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(1 分)
Who is considered to have established the first charter of human rights? A
) United Nations
B
) Socrates
C
) John Stuart Mill
D
) Immanuel Kant
E
) Cyrus
F
) Darius
第 2 题
单选题
(1 分)
What are some things that Descartes discover and influence? A
) X and-Y math coordinate system
B
) Cartisian duality
C
) Knee Jerk reflex
D
) Separation of the church at the state
E
) One of the above
F
) Two of the above
G
) Three of the above
H
) All of the above
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(1 分)
What are the ideas and ideology that Darwinian Theory influence and helped to establish? Which is incorrect?
A
) Free-enterprise capitalism
B
) Communism
C
) Fascism
D
) Eugenics
E
) Human rights
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(1 分)
In comparative study of good government, which of the results have been found in the study is correct?
A
) Koreans emphasized the importance of human rights as much as respondents Scandinavia and Nordic countries.
B
) Unlike respondents from Korea and Japan, respondents Scandinavia and Nordic countries are likely to trust people that they do not know.
C
) In all countries, people are think that the political system is ineffectiveness.
D
) The Koreans valued obedience more than respondents from Scandinavia
and Nordic countries.
E
) Respondents Scandinavia and Nordic countries believed that the role of government is to promote harmony.
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(1 分)
In the study of adaptation and acculturation, which acculturation mode predicts best adaptation and high life-satisfaction?
A
) Assimilation
B
) Integration
C
) Separation
D
) Marginalization
Final Exam
第 1 题
单选题
(1 分) 1. What is the basic unit of analysis that Wilhelm Wundt chose for the study of individual and cultural psychology: A a) Behavior B b) Cognition C c) Emotion D d) Stimulus E e) Consciousness
第 2 题
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(1 分) 2. Wilhelm Wundt considered psychology to be a part of which
branch of science? A a) Humanities sciences B b) Medical sciences C
c) Physical sciences D d) Cultural sciences E e) Biological sciences
第 3 题
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(1 分) 3. When psychology was transported to USA, which aspect of
Wundt’s psychology became eliminated: A a) Introspection B b) Consciousness C c) Culture D d) Apperception E e) All of the above
第 4 题
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(1 分) 4. Physical sciences model of psychology cannot explain the following aspect of human being? A a)Behavior B b)Cognition C
c)Psychology D d)Phenomenology E e)Learning
第 5 题
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(1 分) 5. Darwin’s Theory of Evolution cannot explain the following aspect of human being: A a)Ability B b)Emotion C c)Creativity D d)Psychology E e)Behavior
第 6 题
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(1 分) 6. Human being has brain size is 4 times larger than chimpanzees. How can this be explained? A a)Use of tool during Stone Age B b)Biological adaptation and evolution C c)Hunting and gathering D d)Agriculture and food accumulation E e)Cooking food with fire
第 7 题
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(1 分) 7. What is our current understanding of how the brain and neurobiology function, according to Prof. Gerald Huether? A a)Individuals are born with ability and different capabilities B b)Through competition, individuals can develop their talent and capabilities C c)Individuals are born with potential and develop their
capabilities through social experience D d)Reward and punishment is
the best way to shape individual’s talent and capabilities. E
e)Environment determines individual’s talent and capabilities.
第 8 题
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(1 分) 8. What is the key aspect of hunting and gather societies that is different from agricultural societies A a)Concept of competition B b)Concept of ownership C c)Concept of sharing D d)Concept of usership E e)Understanding of nature
第 9 题
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(1 分) 9. Which religion believe that human beings are basically good and does not believe in original sin? A a)Christianity B b)Islam C
c)Buddhism D d)Catholicism E e)Judaism
第 10 题
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(1 分) 10. How did Rene Descartes discover that he existed and it became the pillar of modern Western philosophy and science? A a)Empiricism B
b)Rationalism C c)Pietism D d)Romanticism E e)Secularism
第 11 题
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(1 分) 11. What is the basic unit of analysis in Confucianism adopted and emphasized? A a)Communalism B b)Authoritarianism C c)Individualism D d)Chauvinism E e)Relationalism
第 12 题
单选题
(1 分) 12. Which of the following is incorrect in describing Korean culture that Prof. Geert Hofstede discovered: A a)Korean culture is high on Collectivism B b)Korean culture emphasizes Long-term orientation C c)Korean culture is high on Power Distance D d)Korean culture emphasizes Masculinity E e)Korean culture is high on Uncertainty avoidance
第 13 题
单选题
(1 分) 13. Which of the following dimension was later added by Prof. Geert Hofstede and renamed it from the original name of Confucian
Dynamism? A a)Individualism/Collectivism B b)Long-term
orientation C c)Power Distance D d)Masculinity/Femininity E
e)Uncertainty avoidance
第 14 题
单选题
(1 分) 14. Which of the following conception of self best describes Korean conception of self? A a)Extended self B b)Discrete self C c)Interdependent self D d)Collective self E e)Social self
第 15 题
单选题
(1 分) 15. What is the most important Value of Children for Korean women across all generations? A a)Continue the family line B a)Continue the family line C c)Familial benefits D d)Relational benefits E e)Emotional benefits
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第 1 题
单选题
(1 分) Dropdown problems allow learners to select only one option from a list of options.When you add the problem, be sure to select Settings to specify a Display Name and other values that apply.You can use the following example problem as a model.Which of the following countries celebrates its independence on August 15? A IndiaB SpainC ChinaD Bermuda
第 2 题
单选题
(1 分) Multiple choice problems allow learners to select only one option. Learners can see all the options along with the problem text.When you add the problem, be sure to select Settings to specify a Display Name and other values that apply.You can use the following example problem as a model.Which of the following countries has the largest population? A Brazil timely feedback — explain why an almost correct answer is
wrong B Germany C Indonesia D Russia
第 3 题
填空题
(2 分) In a numerical input problem, learners enter numbers or a specific and relatively simple mathematical expression. Learners enter the response in plain text, and the system then converts the text to a symbolic expression that learners can see below the response field.The system can handle several types of characters, including basic operators, fractions, exponents, and common constants such as “i”. You can refer learners to “Entering Mathematical and Scientific Expressions” in the edX Guide for Students for more information.When you add the problem, be sure to select Settings to specify a Display Name and other values that apply.You can use the following example problems as models.How many
miles away from Earth is the sun? Use scientific notation to
answer. The square of what number is -100?
正确答案： :[ “9.3*10^7”]
正确答案： :[ “10*i”]
第 4 题
多选题
(2 分) Checkbox problems allow learners to select multiple options. Learners can see all the options along with the problem text.When you add the problem, be sure to select Settings to specify a Display Name and other values that apply.You can use the following example problem as a model.The following languages are in the Indo-European family:Note: Make sure you select all of the correct options—there may be more than
one! A Urdu B Finnish C Marathi D French E Hungarian

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