While I had been aware of the overlap between mental illness and gender divergence, I was unaware that the correlation is not as direct as one might imagine. Rather than a mental illness in and of itself that is comorbid… Continue Reading →
Top Artifacts: 1: Artifact 2 (draw a moment that defines you) Takeaway: Although I felt that I had a clear sense of my own identity, I had not realized that it is a sense of justice and a pursuit of… Continue Reading →
The course met my expectations in that it was rich with research and studies conducted by and across cultures worldwide. As far as the course objectives, I certainly feel that I am better acquainted with the psychological research and findings… Continue Reading →
The top thing I have learned in this course is just how complex and carefully developed cross-cultural studies must be. Another of the most important things I learned was just how much my own cultural lense tends to distort my… Continue Reading →
Scenario 1: My dog bit another dog at a dog park not long after I adopted him. He is a pit bull, and the other dog was probably a Bichon (small fluffy and white). Because he was bleeding profusely, his… Continue Reading →
(1) Adopting my Dog. I had always dreamt of having a dog, and I started my search the day I moved into my own apartment. He had been rescued from a dog fighting ring and was scheduled to be euthanized… Continue Reading →
Do you find any similarities or differences in the colors listed below? First, categorize the following 12 colors into groups, and state the rationale of your categorization. Black, Blue, Brown, Gray, Green, Orange, Pink, Purple, Red, Violet, White, Yellow Category… Continue Reading →
My partner and I agreed that schoolteachers, dancers, babysitters, makeup artists, and system engineers had feminine connotations, and that taxi drivers, chefs, and mechanics had masculine associations. My mental image of a doctor, architect, and designer were male, while my… Continue Reading →
Firstly, my midterm errors and their corrections Kohlberg’s theory has been criticised because people from different cultures reason differently about moral dilemmas. 4: Example of someone who is at the concrete stage, but not preoperational. 8: The two facets of… Continue Reading →
This assignment challenged me to think critically about how my own culture influences my experience of other cultures. I had believed that my overall rejection of stereotypical American values was enough to make me culturally “neutral”, which couldn’t have been… Continue Reading →
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