Multiculturalism in the News Brian Taylor, Antoinette Dent, Tia Gaillard, Kimberly Cowan Psych 620/Multicultural and Social Issues in Psychology Sharon McNeely 8/7/2017 Overview Of The News Report The two groups have different cultures, which make them perceive certain behaviors differently. The response to the refugee crisis varies significantly among the people in Europe. There are key differences in cultures across Europe concerning Muslims migrants. The common thread chosen to connect the concept of culture differences concerning the refugee crisis often focuses on the idea of culture clashes. It is widely accepted in present political debate on migration and refugees, that the essential issue is culturally integrating into the host society with people who have different cultural values and morals than their European host. The troubled history in the treatment of cultures along with cultural clashes concerning Migrants and European hosts expresses that it should aim more towards tolerance than that of intolerant behaviors. In addition communities can try to understand unfamiliar practices rather than immediately condemning them. Identification Of Multicultural Conflict (Antoinette) For the refugees who are predominantly Muslims, they appreciate that women wear clothes that are not revealing. There is no big deal for Germans to a woman wear revealing clothes. This is a cultural conflict because there is interaction between two different cultures with different perceptions. Thesis Statement The vast cultural differences between the Muslim migrants and their European hosts are causing major clashes between the migrants, and the citizens. This is causing an increase in crime, multicultural conflict, and potential changes in policies. This can have a chilling effect on host country compassion for the migrants. Plan: How To Bring Awareness To The Conflict Analysis Of Social Psychology Aspect Of News Story (Brian) Social Psychology Defined Actual, Imagined, or Implied Personal Presence Cognition= Thought Affect= Feeling Behavior=Action Situationism Social Psychology is the scientific attempt to explain how the thoughts, feelings, and behaviors of an individual are influenced by the actual, imagined, or implied presence of other human beings (Fiske, 2014). It is true that social influence directly affects behavior. This is also known as following the crowd. These large groups of young men did not all go to this event strictly to rob and sexually assault the local citizens. They allowed outside influences to dictate their behavior. Situationism is the scientific belief that context is a huge factor in interpreting behavior (Fiske, 2014). Behavior is more of a reaction to the situation at hand, rather than an accurate characterization of the character of those individuals. 6 Analysis Of The Multicultural Psychology Aspects Of The News Story (brian) Cultural Influences Individualism vs. Collectivism Cultu ...