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1.2. Role of Culture in Risk Perceptions
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What does the term 'Cultural Theory of Risk' refer to?
Hint
Think about how cultures view dangers differently.
- 2.
Give one example of a cultural practice that reflects risk perception.
Hint
Consider food practices mentioned in the lecture.
- 3.
What does the grid represent in Mary Douglas's theory?
- Social interactions
- Cultural norms
- Environmental factors
Hint
Think about how rules shape behaviors in communities.
- 4.
True or False: Cultural beliefs have no impact on risk perceptions.
- True
- False
Hint
Consider the examples of cultural practices discussed.
- 5.
Evaluate how cultural differences might influence public health responses to an outbreak.
Hint
Analyze recent health campaigns across different cultural settings.
- 6.
Critique Mary Douglas' grid and group model in contemporary society.
Hint
Consider cases of multicultural identities in urban societies.
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