Intercultural Sensitivity Ch8 Flashcards

(29 cards)

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Homogeneous Team

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The members of the team all have a similar background

Homogeneous teams tend to see the world in the same way

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Token Team

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Here all members are from the same culture except for one

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Bicultural Team

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These teams exist out of two cultures

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Multicultural Team

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Represents more than two cultures

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Different stages of forming a team (Tuckman)

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Forming Stage
Storming Stage
Norming Stage
Performing Stage
Adjourning Stage
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Different stages of forming a team (Nancy Adler)

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Entry Stage
Working Stage
Action Stage

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Forming Stage (Tuckman)

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A multicultural team benefits from getting to know each other and gaining trust, this happens in this stage

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Storming Stage (Tuckman)

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This stage is full of internal group conflict

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Norming Stage (Tuckman)

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Group cohesiveness grows in this stage

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Performing Stage (Tuckman)

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The group works at its full potential

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Adjourning Stage (Tuckman)

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Here the group wraps up and comes to a conclusion. This is very hard for multicultural teams.

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What does GLOBE stand for?

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Global Leadership and Organizational Behavior Effectiveness

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Who started GLOBE?

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Robert J. House

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Cultural Competency: Uncertainty Avoidance

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The extent to which members of a(n) organization/society strive to avoid uncertainty by trying to decrease unpredictability.

–> Singapore, Switzerland

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Cultural Competency: Power Distance

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The degree to which members of a(n) society/organization expect that power should be concentrated at a higher level of an organization/government

–> Brazil, Thailand

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Cultural Competency: Collectivism I // Individual Collectivism

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The degree to which societal institutions encourage and reward collective distribution of resources (share all resources equally)

–> Japan, Sweden

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Cultural Competency: Collectivism II // In-group Collectivism

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The degree to which individuals express pride, loyalty, and cohesiveness in their organizations and families

–> India, China

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Cultural Competency: Gender Egalitarianism

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The extent to which a(n) organization/society minimizes gender role differences and gender discrimination

–> Denmark, Hungary, Poland, Sweden

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Cultural Competency: Assertiveness

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The degree to which individuals in organizations/societies are assertive, confrontational, and aggressive in a social relationship.

–> Hongkong, USA

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Cultural Competency: Future Orientation

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The extent to which organizations/societies engage in future-oriented behavior

–> Netherlands, Switzerland, Singapore

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Cultural Competency: Performance Orientation

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The extent to which an organization or society encourages and rewards group members’ performance improvement and excellence

–> USA, Hongkong

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Cultural Competency: Humane Orientation

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The degree to which individuals in organizations or societies encourage and reward individuals for being fair, friendly, generous, and caring

–> Ireland, Malaysia

23
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Which two ways does GLOBE measure

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The way in practice “as is” and the way that is preferred “should be”

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Charismatic/ Value-Based Leadership

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Underlines high standards, decisiveness, and innovation. Inspires people around a vision and generates passion among members to perform by holding onto core values.

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Team-oriented Leadership
Gives pride and loyalty and promotes collaboration among its members. Values cohesiveness and a common goal
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Participative Leadership
Underlines equality and delegation of tasks. It invites input from other team members.
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Humane-oriented Leadership
This style radiates compassion, generosity, and supportiveness. It is concerned with other's wellbeing
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Self-protective Leadership
Strongly procedural, status-conscious and connected to face-saving behavior
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What is the aim of the GLOBE project
To investigate how cultural values are related to organizational practice, leadership, the economic competitiveness of societies, and the human condition of members.