(LESSON 2) Communication in Multicultural Setting Flashcards

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Refers to the dynamics of communication across cultures.

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Multicultural Setting

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Refers to the cultural diversity among people such as their traditions and beliefs or other things that make people different from each other.

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Multicultural Setting

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Refers to various cultures intertwine or meet each other through communication.

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Multicultural Setting

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“It involves the background of both sender and the receiver of the message.”

This statement refers to what communication context?

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Personal Context

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Under Personal Context that includes their education, religion, socioeconomic status, marital status, and beliefs that greatly influence what and how they communicate.

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Background

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“Personal life experiences affect how people communicate.”

This statement refers to what communication context?

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Personal Context

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It refers to the setting of communication.

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Context

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“It pertains to the environment where communication takes place.”

This statement refers to what communication context?

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Physical Context

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Factors in Physical Context that affect communication such as place, location, temperature, lighting, noise, and humidity, are called?

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Tangible or Physical Environmental Factors

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Under Physical Context that refers to the distance between the participants.

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Proximity

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“It refers to the kind of relationship that exists between the sender and the receiver.”

This statement refers to what communication context?

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Social Context

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TRUE OR FALSE?

In Social Context, the communication or how one converse varies on the level of relationship or the type of closeness the participants have with each other.

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TRUE

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“The closer they are, the easier it is to communicate because they have established an initial understanding, respect, and trust.”

This statement refers to what communication context?

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Social Context

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“It includes the emotions and feelings of the participants in the communication process.”

This statement refers to what communication context?

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Psychological Context

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Under Psychological Context that can refer to the emotion or mood of the sender/speaker.

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Attitude

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TRUE OR FALSE?

In Psychological Context, attitude plays an important role in the transmission of messages..

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TRUE

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“It is one of the vital considerations in communication.”

This statement refers to what communication context?

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Cultural Context

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“Communication is dynamic.”

This statement refers to what communication context?

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Cultural Context

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It is a set of unique and shared beliefs, values, and norms that guide a certain group of people on how to think, behave, and act.

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Culture

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Communication and culture are intertwined. In fact, they are _____.

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Inseparable

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To increase awareness and develop competence in communicating in a multicultural setting, it is essential to unlock some ____.

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Cultural Dimensions

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It emphasizes the needs and desires of individuals over those of the group and the relationships of individuals with respect to other individuals (e.g., United States, Canada, Northern, and Western Europe).

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Individualistic culture

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It emphasizes the needs and goals of the group as a whole over the needs and desires of each individual (e.g., Latin America, East, and Southeast Asia, and Africa are collectivist).

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Collectivist culture

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Under categories of context that views explicit words as a way to convey messages (basically means straightforward).

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Low-context culture

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People in the USA, Germany, and Scandinavia have what category of context?
Low- context culture
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Under categories of context that uses subtle non-verbal behaviors and implicit information to convey meaning.
High-context culture
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Latin America and most Asian cultures have what category of context?
High-context culture
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Under Cultural Dimensions which pertains to how we use and observe time in communication.
Chronemic
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Its standards are determined by place and time (our culture).
Chronemic
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___ and ___ can play in how people interpret timing, too.
Age and Role
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TRUE OR FALSE? Under Chronemic, being punctual or arriving on time means your respect the time of others and that you also value your time.
TRUE
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"Punctuality and Patience have roles in communication." This statement refers to what Cultural Dimension?
Chronemic
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Under Chronemic, this culture advocates punctuality, timely completion of tasks, and accomplishment of one task at a time.
Monochronic Culture
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Under Chronemic, people in this culture do not practice multitasking because they prefer to focus on a single task.
Monochronic Culture
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They do not tolerate tardiness since they value time schedules.
Monochronic Culture
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Prefer to do one activity at a time.
Monochronic Culture
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They use time management tools like calendars to keep track of their progress and schedule.
Monochronic Culture
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High tendency to have short-term relationships.
Monochronic Culture
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Achievement is their primary motivation or goal.
Monochronic Culture
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Everyone must follow the given deadline.
Monochronic Culture
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Under Chronemic, this culture has a more fluid and flexible concept of time.
Polychronic Culture
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Human Interactions - they value interpersonal relationships among or between people.
Polychronic Culture
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Group Work - holistic approach because they support not only physical, but also mental, social, spiritual, and emotional aspects.
Polychronic Culture
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Flexibility - they are more accepting of schedules.
Polychronic Culture
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High Context - they think that every bit of information must be shared to achieve a goal.
Polychronic Culture
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Long-term Relationships or Connections.
Polychronic Culture
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Under the Cultural Dimensions that refers to how culture deals and is influenced by ambiguity and risks.
Uncertainty Avoidance
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This Cultural Dimension refers to the need to foresee what is going to happen.
Uncertainty Avoidance
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TRUE OR FALSE? Uncertainty Avoidance refers to the conditions that are unknown or unpredictable.
TRUE
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"Culture is tolerant of unpredictable and uncontrollable situations." This statement refers to what Uncertainty Avoidance?
Low-uncertainty avoidance
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"people are more relaxed" This phrase refers to what Uncertainty Avoidance.
Low-uncertainty avoidance
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"they are happier with ambiguity" This phrase refers to what Uncertainty Avoidance?
Low-uncertainty avoidance
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"come what may" This phrase refers to what Uncertainty Avoidance?
Low-uncertainty avoidance
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"there are no rules since they are not the priority" This phrase refers to what Uncertainty Avoidance?
Low-uncertainty avoidance
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"clear rules are not needed" This phrase refers to what Uncertainty Avoidance?
Low-uncertainty avoidance
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"less focused on safety" This phrase refers to what Uncertainty Avoidance?
Low-uncertainty avoidance
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"open to any risks and instincts tend to take over" This phrase refers to what Uncertainty Avoidance?
Low-uncertainty avoidance
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This type of Uncertainty Avoidance values precision and always attempts to anticipate risks to possibly reduce them.
High-uncertainty avoidance
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"They try to minimize risks by establishing laws, policies, and strict measures." This statement refers to what Uncertainty Avoidance?
High-uncertainty avoidance
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It is one of the dimensions of Geert Hofstede's cultural dimensions theory.
Power Distance
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Refers to the superior and subordinate relationship.
Power Distance
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1) Individualism 2) Masculinity 3) Uncertainty avoidance index 4) Long-term orientation These factors are under what Cultural Dimension?
Power Distance
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A type of Power that recognizes that unequal distribution of power is normal.
High Power Distance
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"Power is distributed unequally or unevenly." This statement refers to what Power Distance?
High Power Distance
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"It's acceptable for a supervisor to display his authority." This statement refers to what Power Distance?
High Power Distance
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"Superiors rarely give their subordinates important work." This statement refers to what Power Distance?
High Power Distance
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"If something goes wrong, the subordinates are usually blamed for not doing their proper job/role." This statement refers to what Power Distance?
High Power Distance
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"Managers rarely interact or socialize with workers." This statement refers to what Power Distance?
High Power Distance
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"Teachers are treated respectfully." This statement refers to what Power Distance?
High Power Distance
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"Local politics are prone to totalitarianism." This statement refers to what Power Distance?
High Power Distance
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"Class distinctions are emphasized." This statement refers to what Power Distance?
High Power Distance
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"Parents are more highly respected and corporal punishment is more common." This statement refers to what Power Distance?
High Power Distance
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"Revolutions are, or were, common." This statement refers to what Power Distance?
High Power Distance
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"Values equal distribution of power or equality." This statement refers to what Power Distance?
Low Power Distance
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"Questions the authority when needed (if the ways of those who have authority are wrong or affect them negatively)." This statement refers to what Power Distance?
Low Power Distance
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"Examples are government and citizens, teacher and students, employer and employees, parents and children." This statement refers to what Power Distance?
Low Power Distance
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"Supervisors are expected to treat employees respectfully." This statement refers to what Power Distance?
Low Power Distance
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"Subordinates may do important work, thus having the opportunity to get promoted quickly." This statement refers to what Power Distance?
Low Power Distance
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"If something goes wrong, the superior/authority figure is usually blamed for having unrealistic expectations or being too strict." This statement refers to what Power Distance?
Low Power Distance
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"The managers socialize and interact with workers more often." This statement refers to what Power Distance?
Low Power Distance
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"Teachers are simply employees and parents are merely people." This statement refers to what Power Distance?
Low Power Distance
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"totalitarianism and revolutions are rare" This phrase refers to what Power Distance?
Low Power Distance
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This society stresses different expectations for men and women.
Masculine Culture
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A society or culture that follows strict adherence to conventional gender roles and behaviors.
Masculine Culture
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He stated that a feminine society is one where gender roles are more fluid.
Geert Hofstede
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This culture is based on the premise that men and women assume varieties of roles and thus, are both valued regardless of their sex and gender.
Feminine Culture
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"Men and women are nurturing." Refers to what type of culture?
Feminine Culture
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"If you’re a man, you must be assertive, aggressive, focus on material success." Refers to what type of culture?
Masculine Culture
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"They are focused to develop the qualities in life." Refers to what type of culture?
Feminine Culture
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Under Cultural Dimension which refers to how patience is valued in waiting for the outcomes of actions.
Long-term Orientation Culture
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It values perseverance towards the achievement of goals. a) Long-term Orientation Culture b) Short-term Orientation Culture
a) Long-term Orientation Culture
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Under Cultural Dimension which is characterized by being very performance driven.
Short-term Orientation Culture
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It values rewards. a) Long-term Orientation Culture b) Short-term Orientation Culture
b) Short-term Orientation Culture