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Cultural Differences in Motivation

Description: This quiz assesses your understanding of cultural differences in motivation.
Number of Questions: 15
Created by: Aliensbrain Bot
Tags: cross-cultural psychology motivation cultural factors

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Which of the following is NOT a cultural factor that can influence motivation?

Values
Beliefs
Attitudes
Genetics

In some cultures, people are motivated by a desire for achievement, while in other cultures, people are motivated by a desire for affiliation. This is an example of:

Cultural relativism
Cultural universalism
Cultural differences
Cultural imperialism

In some cultures, people are motivated by a desire for material success, while in other cultures, people are motivated by a desire for spiritual fulfillment. This is an example of:

Cultural relativism
Cultural universalism
Cultural differences
Cultural imperialism

Which of the following is NOT a cultural value that can influence motivation?

Individualism
Collectivism
Power
Achievement

In some cultures, people are motivated by a desire for social status, while in other cultures, people are motivated by a desire for social harmony. This is an example of:

Cultural relativism
Cultural universalism
Cultural differences
Cultural imperialism

Which of the following is NOT a cultural belief that can influence motivation?

The belief that hard work leads to success
The belief that luck is more important than hard work
The belief that education is the key to success
The belief that connections are more important than hard work

In some cultures, people are motivated by a desire for self-actualization, while in other cultures, people are motivated by a desire for security. This is an example of:

Cultural relativism
Cultural universalism
Cultural differences
Cultural imperialism

Which of the following is NOT a cultural attitude that can influence motivation?

The attitude that competition is healthy
The attitude that cooperation is more important than competition
The attitude that success is more important than failure
The attitude that failure is a learning experience

In some cultures, people are motivated by a desire for personal growth, while in other cultures, people are motivated by a desire for social change. This is an example of:

Cultural relativism
Cultural universalism
Cultural differences
Cultural imperialism

Which of the following is NOT a cultural factor that can influence the way people respond to failure?

The belief that failure is a sign of weakness
The belief that failure is a learning experience
The attitude that competition is healthy
The value of individualism

In some cultures, people are motivated by a desire for material success, while in other cultures, people are motivated by a desire for spiritual fulfillment. This is an example of:

Cultural relativism
Cultural universalism
Cultural differences
Cultural imperialism

Which of the following is NOT a cultural factor that can influence the way people set goals?

The value of individualism
The belief that hard work leads to success
The attitude that failure is a learning experience
The belief that luck is more important than hard work

In some cultures, people are motivated by a desire for social status, while in other cultures, people are motivated by a desire for social harmony. This is an example of:

Cultural relativism
Cultural universalism
Cultural differences
Cultural imperialism

Which of the following is NOT a cultural factor that can influence the way people respond to success?

The belief that success is a sign of hard work
The belief that success is a sign of luck
The attitude that competition is healthy
The value of collectivism

In some cultures, people are motivated by a desire for personal growth, while in other cultures, people are motivated by a desire for social change. This is an example of:

Cultural relativism
Cultural universalism
Cultural differences
Cultural imperialism

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