(Midterms) Intercultural Communication Flashcards

(45 cards)

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Interaction between people whose culture are different from one another

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Intercultural communication

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Sending messages across language and culture

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Intercultural communication

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3
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Composed of people, individuals living in a community

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Society

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People in the same place that share common characteristics

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Community

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5
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Way of life of a group of people

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Culture

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People that value personal rights and responsibilities

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Individualistic

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7
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Value self and personal achievement

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Individualistic

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Form independent self-concept and base their self-esteem on individual accomplishments

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Individualistic people

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Value community, collaboration, shared interests, harmony, the public good and avoid embarrassment

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Collectivist

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10
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Value the interest of the group and its harmony

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Collectivist

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Form interdependent self-concept and base their self-esteem on how well they work in a group

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Collectivist

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12
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Context used by speakers to convey most of the meaning

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Low-context

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Context wher verbal messages are direct, specific and detailed

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Low-context

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Low context countries

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  • US
  • Germany
  • Scandinavia
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15
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Context where the message if the speaker us understand from the context directly

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High-context

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High-context countries

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  • American Indian
  • Latin America
  • Asian countries
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17
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Study of how the perception of time differs among countries

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Chronemics

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18
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Extent which people desire to predict what is the possible future

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Uncertainty avoidance

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Extent on how members of a culture expect and accept that power that power will be equally or unequally shared

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Power distance

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People are expected to adhere to traditional gender roles and behaviors

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People assume variety of roles regardless of sex

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Orientation that tends to value rewards every now and then

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Emphasizes quick results, fulfill social obligations and finish efficiently

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Short termed orientation countries

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  • US
  • Pakistan
  • Russia
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Value rewards that will be realized in the future
Long term orientation
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Long term orientation countries
- China - Japan
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Commonly accepted standard of what is right or wrong
Values
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Ones that members profess to hold
Ideal values
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Ones that guide their actual behavior
Real values
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Physiological discomfort when engaging in a new cultural situation
Culture shock
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When values, beliefs, attitudes and norms are disrupted
Culture shock
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4 stages of shock (by order)
1. Honeymoon 2. Anxiety 3. adjustment 4. Acceptance
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Stage when you are still excited at a new cultural environment
Honeymoon
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Stage where we immerse ourselves in nee environment
Acceptance
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Learned system of norms held by majority groups of empowered people in society
Dominant culture
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Hold important positions in society
Dominant culture
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Have control of ideological apparatus
Dominant culture
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Dictates what is in terms of race, ethnicity, sex and gender, etc
Dominant culture
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Group of smaller number of people who hold common values, beliefs, attitudes and customs
Co-culture
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Diverse, form women, people of color, LGBT community
Co-culture
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Includes disabled people and very young and very old people
Co-culture
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Posits that co-cultural groups must adjust and have preferred outcomes when ftf with dominant culture
Mark Orbe
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3 preferred outcomes when ftf with dominant culture
- assimilation - accomodation - separation
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Altering linguistic and nonverbal patterns to conform to the dominant/co-culture depending on the topic and participants of a conversation
Code switch
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Barriers to intercultural communication competence
- anxiety - assumed similarity/difference - ethnocentrism - stereotyping - incompatible communication codes - incompatible norms and values