Sociocultural approach of psych

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enculturation

the process of acquiring a cultural values, understanding cultural norms of one's "home" culture

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aim of barry et al 1959 (cross cultural study on economic systems and child training practices)

investigate the effect of diff child training practices on behavior

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procedure of barry et al 1959

correlational design

--> compared people from 46 diff countries around the world (from low to high food accumulation)

--> measured the focus of child training practices (5 years of age to adolescence) on five values: OBEDIENCE, RESPONSIBILITY, SELF=RELIANCE, ACHIEVEMENT, and INDEPENDENCE

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results of barry et al 1959

positive correlation betw:

1: high food accumulation and child training practices that encourage obedience, responsibility

2: low food accumulation and child training practices that encourage self reliance, achievement, and independence

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conclusion of barry et al 1959

--> agricultural societies tend to focus on obedience and responsibility because not following rules may risk food supplies

--> hunting/gathering societies tend to focus on achievement, self-reliance and independence as long term consequences are less consequential

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evaluation of barry et al 1959

--> temporal validity is low, affecting generalizability: industralization and globalization have altered FOOD ACCUMULATION practices world wide

--> as a correlational study, no causality can be attributed, however open door for further research

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acculturation

when ppl move into another culture, process which begin to adopt local values and behaviors

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aim of lyons-padilla et al 2015 (effect of the acculturation gap on 1st and 2nd generation muslims)

investigate acculturation strategies and mental health in muslim immigrants in the US

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procedure of lyons-padilla et al 2015

correlational study --> 260 first and second generation muslim immigrants living in USA, ages betwe 18-25

--> used self reported questionnaires to assess (among others) identity, acculturation strategies, and mental health

--> one of the negative mental outcomes measured was SIGNIFICANCE LOSS (a feeling of lack of self-worth in terms of meaning, purpose, and belonging

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Results of Lyons-Padilla et al 2015

--> very strong negative correlation betwe integration and significance loss

--> very strong correlation betw feeling marginalized and a feeling of significance loss

--> strong positive correlation betw feeling significance loss and adopting a more radical interpretation of ISlam (support toward fundamentalistic Islamic group)

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conclusion of lyons-padilla et al

--> increase in imigration due to effects of globalization (such as forced displacement) may affect mental health due to diff acculturation strategies adopted

--> however sympathies for a radical interpretation of Islam and support toward fundamentalistic groupps did not correlate with marginalization but with significance loss

--> discrimination and marginalization may increase religious extremism

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evaluation of lyons-padilla et al 2015

--> no causality cuz correlational study

--> issue with self reports: credibility & social desirability

--> high ecological validity

--> potential bidirectional ambiguity

--> anonymity

--> informed consent