Question 1

What is "technology transfer"?

Accepted Answer

Technology transfer is the process by wh

Question 2

The following will not foster acculturation in a different environment:

Accepted Answer

A) Living in a cultural compound with one's own kind. 
B) Being prepared for and informed about the host culture. 
C) Being creative and experimental. 
D) Being patient and realistic with self/others. 
A) Living in a cultural compound with one's own kind. 
B) Being prepared for and informed about the host culture. 
C) Being creative and experimental. 
D) Being patient and realistic with self/others.

Question 3

In 2018, the European Union consisted of 25 members.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Organizational culture helps to give a company or agency, and its personnel, a sense of _________________.

Accepted Answer

Identity o

Question 5

In a multinational corporation with many subsidiaries overseas, the degree to which various entities within the system possess cultures that are similar or dissimilar is called cultural _________________ by Vern Terpstra.

Accepted Answer

The answer of In a multinational corporation with many subsidiaries...

Question 6

Bribery seems to be a moral issue in every culture, although to varying degrees.Should you relate to these differences in moral viewpoints the same way as in your own culture, or adapt to them while in the host culture?

Accepted Answer

When encountering differences in moral v

Question 7

The assumption that another person perceives, judges, thinks, and reasons the same as you do is called:

Accepted Answer

A) projective cognitive synergy 
B) discognitive synergy 
C) none of the above. 
A) projective cognitive synergy 
B) discognitive synergy 
C) none of the above.

Question 8

What five qualities are required of a global leader?

Accepted Answer

1. Cultural intelligence: A global leade

Question 9

Of the following persons, select the one type least likely to benefit from cross-cultural learning:

Accepted Answer

A) Immigrants. 
B) Travel agents. 
C) Mathematicians. 
D) Businesswomen. 
A) Immigrants. 
B) Travel agents. 
C) Mathematicians. 
D) Businesswomen.

Question 10

Canada is a large First-World nation that is both bilingual and multicultural.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

The Japanese prefer direct and specific communication, whereas indirect and vague language is considered unacceptable.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

In Vietnam, it is acceptable to "drop by" someone's house without being invited.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Australia is the only country in the world to make up a continent.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Generally, Canadians, like their neighbors to the south, are very outgoing and demonstrative.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Referring to Fisher's five considerations for analyzing cross-cultural negotiations in Chapter 3, choose a culture that is discussed in the text.How would you prepare for negotiations with a manager from that country?

Accepted Answer

One culture discussed in the text is Jap

Question 16

In international or intercultural negotiations, we face ethical issues that are
_________________, _________________; that is, the rightness or wrongness of the action or position is culturally conditioned, and is not a cultural universal.

Accepted Answer

Relative;

Question 17

Cultures, whether macro or micro, are dynamic and subject to alteration to meet human needs in different circumstances-change agents seek to facilitate
_________________ change.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Cultures, whether macro or micro, are dynamic...

What is "technology transfer"?

The following will not foster acculturation in a different environment:

In 2018, the European Union consisted of 25 members.

Organizational culture helps to give a company or agency, and its personnel, a sense of _________________.

In a multinational corporation with many subsidiaries overseas, the degree to which various entities within the system possess cultures that are similar or dissimilar is called cultural _________________ by Vern Terpstra.

Bribery seems to be a moral issue in every culture, although to varying degrees.Should you relate to these differences in moral viewpoints the same way as in your own culture, or adapt to them while in the host culture?

The assumption that another person perceives, judges, thinks, and reasons the same as you do is called:

What five qualities are required of a global leader?

Of the following persons, select the one type least likely to benefit from cross-cultural learning:

Canada is a large First-World nation that is both bilingual and multicultural.

The Japanese prefer direct and specific communication, whereas indirect and vague language is considered unacceptable.

In Vietnam, it is acceptable to "drop by" someone's house without being invited.

Australia is the only country in the world to make up a continent.

Generally, Canadians, like their neighbors to the south, are very outgoing and demonstrative.

Referring to Fisher's five considerations for analyzing cross-cultural negotiations in Chapter 3, choose a culture that is discussed in the text.How would you prepare for negotiations with a manager from that country?

In international or intercultural negotiations, we face ethical issues that are _, _; that is, the rightness or wrongness of the action or position is culturally conditioned, and is not a cultural universal.

Cultures, whether macro or micro, are dynamic and subject to alteration to meet human needs in different circumstances-change agents seek to facilitate _________________ change.

Global Leaders and Intercultural Communications

Global Leaders Learning in Response to Change

Motivating the Global Workforce

Global Business Ethics

International Strategy in a Global Business Environment

Doing Business in the Middle East

Doing Business in East Asia

Doing Business in South and Southeast Asia, and Australia

Doing Business in Canada and the United States

Filters

Exam 10: Navigating Intercultural Environments: Concepts and Strategies

What is "technology transfer"?

The following will not foster acculturation in a different environment:

In 2018, the European Union consisted of 25 members.

Organizational culture helps to give a company or agency, and its personnel, a sense of _________________.

In a multinational corporation with many subsidiaries overseas, the degree to which various entities within the system possess cultures that are similar or dissimilar is called cultural _________________ by Vern Terpstra.

Bribery seems to be a moral issue in every culture, although to varying degrees.Should you relate to these differences in moral viewpoints the same way as in your own culture, or adapt to them while in the host culture?

The assumption that another person perceives, judges, thinks, and reasons the same as you do is called:

What five qualities are required of a global leader?

Of the following persons, select the one type least likely to benefit from cross-cultural learning:

Canada is a large First-World nation that is both bilingual and multicultural.

The Japanese prefer direct and specific communication, whereas indirect and vague language is considered unacceptable.

In Vietnam, it is acceptable to "drop by" someone's house without being invited.

Australia is the only country in the world to make up a continent.

Generally, Canadians, like their neighbors to the south, are very outgoing and demonstrative.

Referring to Fisher's five considerations for analyzing cross-cultural negotiations in Chapter 3, choose a culture that is discussed in the text.How would you prepare for negotiations with a manager from that country?

In international or intercultural negotiations, we face ethical issues that are _________________, _________________; that is, the rightness or wrongness of the action or position is culturally conditioned, and is not a cultural universal.

Cultures, whether macro or micro, are dynamic and subject to alteration to meet human needs in different circumstances-change agents seek to facilitate _________________ change.

Global Leaders and Intercultural Communications

Global Leaders Learning in Response to Change

Motivating the Global Workforce

Global Business Ethics

International Strategy in a Global Business Environment

Doing Business in the Middle East

Doing Business in East Asia

Doing Business in South and Southeast Asia, and Australia

Doing Business in Canada and the United States

Filters

In international or intercultural negotiations, we face ethical issues that are _, _; that is, the rightness or wrongness of the action or position is culturally conditioned, and is not a cultural universal.