Question: The law of _____ states that if we think of something, we will also tend to recall the things we experienced along with it.
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Answer: contiguity
Question: “The how and why behind a culture’s collective action” does NOT stem from what organization, according to the text?
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Answer: education
Question: Which is NOT one of the four listed main reasons for why it’s important to understand the nature of these deep structures/how they relate to intercultural communication studies?
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Answer: Deep structure institutions imply their messages and leave interpretation up to the individual
Question: Early in the chapter, the author discusses how people have multiple identities. Which of the following is NOT an example of a specific “memberships” because it is a category and not a specific example?
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Answer: sexual orientation
Question: World views influence perception, beliefs, and values.
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Answer: True
Question: The theorist Dana believes that the worldview of a culture functions to make sense of life experiences that might otherwise be construed as chaotic, random, and meaningless.
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Answer: True
Question: According to Pennington, if I understand someone’s worldview I can predict with “reasonable accuracy” what human characteristics?
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Answer: E) A and B only
Question: In the Christian faith, it is in the Bible that God says he wants them to be masters of the Earth.
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Answer: True
Question: In the Shinto faith, it is in the Bible that God says he wants them to be masters of the Earth.
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Answer: False
Question: Which is NOT a way in which having a religion meets human needs according to Haviland in the text?
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Answer: Enhance learning of written traditions
Question: Which are the commonalities the chapter defined each religion as sharing? (Select all that apply)
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Answer: Traditional Rituals Ethics Authority Sacred Scriptures Sacred Time
Question: If polytheistic means a religion that believes in more than one supreme power/God, then ____________ means a religion that believes in one supreme power/God (make sure you use all lower case letters and double-check your spelling)
Answer: monotheistic
Question: In Christianity, the “triune” or Trinity of faith is the sacred mystery of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit as one.
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Answer: True
Question: Because they believe God made a promise, or a covenant, members of the Jewish faith believe they have special benefits and advantages over non-Jews.
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Answer: False
Question: What makes up the Torah?
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Answer: First 5 books of the Bible (Old Testament)
Question: What are the six concepts that define Jewish faith?
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Answer: G) All of the above
Question: Which is NOT one of the five “Pillars of Faith” according to Islam?
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Answer: the Koran