Impact of a Culture's Ecology and Structure and the Interconnectedness Among Cultures

Week 2 Discussion: Cultural Variation
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Culture's ecology and structure affect its members' values, identity, behavior, or cognition based on cultural variations in psychological processes. When individuals with a shared history, economic, geographical, and contextual attributes are considering a specific cultural idea (for example, values that encourage children to demonstrate independence from their households at a relatively young age), they are likely to emphasize its significance in such contexts, creating an increasingly robust network of feelings, behaviors, values, and thoughts. This information archetype is expected to be triggered in situations where individuals encounter something that reminds them of a given cultural conception, such as a memory of something that transpired in the past, overheard conversations, the current situation, or the impression that others around them demonstrate authentic concern with this idea. If individuals consider their information network often enough, the networks become activated automatically and regularly, so they come to mind and are thu...