Question 1

Nativist movements called for the exclusion of foreign-born people.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 2

Giving specific examples and drawing on specific theories, discuss the role of intercultural communication in cultural adaptation.

Accepted Answer

Answers will vary, but must choose at least 2 theories and provide examples.

Question 3

Part of Indra's family lives in Bali and others live in the United States. His mother travels to the United States frequently for her jewelry business in Indonesia. Indra's transmigrant community is likely characterized by which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  A lack of sense of community 
B)  A sense of transnational "home" in only Indonesia 
C)  Intertwining familial relationships across multiple locations 
D)  Disconnection from both Indonesia and the United States 
A)  A lack of sense of community 
B)  A sense of transnational "home" in only Indonesia 
C)  Intertwining familial relationships across multiple locations 
D)  Disconnection from both Indonesia and the United States C

Question 4

______ are people who are forced to flee for safety reasons from their country of origin due to war, fear of persecution, or famine.

Accepted Answer

A)  Settlers 
B)  Immigrants 
C)  Sojourners 
D)  Refugees 
A)  Settlers 
B)  Immigrants 
C)  Sojourners 
D)  Refugees

Question 5

Briefly discuss the characteristics of first, second, and third wave of global migration.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Briefly discuss the characteristics of first, second,...

Question 6

Nazim is a 25-year-old French citizen of Algerian descent. While he wants to be part of French society, he experiences racism and lack of employment opportunity as a son of immigrant parents. He also feels that he does not belong to Algerian culture because people in Algerian community perceive him as "too French." Nazim's migrant-host relationship can be best described as

Accepted Answer

A)  separation. 
B)  integration. 
C)  assimilation. 
D)  marginalization. 
A)  separation. 
B)  integration. 
C)  assimilation. 
D)  marginalization.

Question 7

Women across the economic spectrum are entering the paid labor force in unprecedented numbers leading to the feminization of the workforce.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

The number of Latin American and Asian immigrations to the United States increased in the later part of the 20th century.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Feminization of workforce means

Accepted Answer

A)  in the first wave of migration, women were discouraged to migrate. 
B)  in the second wave of migration, women were recruited to migrate as high skilled laborers. 
C)  in the context of globalization, there is an increasing demand for migrant women from developing countries to work at factories and serve as caretakers. 
D)  in the context of globalization, migrant women are more likely to succeed in the workforce than male migrants. 
A)  in the first wave of migration, women were discouraged to migrate. 
B)  in the second wave of migration, women were recruited to migrate as high skilled laborers. 
C)  in the context of globalization, there is an increasing demand for migrant women from developing countries to work at factories and serve as caretakers. 
D)  in the context of globalization, migrant women are more likely to succeed in the workforce than male migrants.

Question 10

Soumia, an international student from India, was very excited to come to the United States. A few weeks after her arrival, however, she started feeling homesick. She began to think that cultural differences are confusing and disorienting. Soumia is experiencing

Accepted Answer

A)  adjustment. 
B)  culture shock. 
C)  anticipation. 
D)  reentry shock. 
A)  adjustment. 
B)  culture shock. 
C)  anticipation. 
D)  reentry shock.

Question 11

For many decades, migrants to the southern U.S. border were primarily Mexican men.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Separation describes the migrant-host mode of relationship when the migrant values their own or home culture more than the host culture.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Maya wants to raise money for the immigrant community in her town to provide them with English lessons. She has a strong network of friends, teachers, and community members who are committed to providing support for her cause. Maya benefits from her

Accepted Answer

A)  social capital. 
B)  economic capital. 
C)  higher education. 
D)  cultural imperialism. 
A)  social capital. 
B)  economic capital. 
C)  higher education. 
D)  cultural imperialism.

Question 14

Xenophobia is defined as

Accepted Answer

A)  fear of outsiders. 
B)  fear of height. 
C)  fear of homosexuality. 
D)  fear of globalization. 
A)  fear of outsiders. 
B)  fear of height. 
C)  fear of homosexuality. 
D)  fear of globalization.

Question 15

Bodi, an immigrant from China, came to the United States following his cousins and family friends who provided him with information and support for travel, housing, employment, and education. Which of the following enabled his migration?

Accepted Answer

A)  Migrant networks 
B)  World systems theory 
C)  Pluralism 
D)  Cultural adaptation 
A)  Migrant networks 
B)  World systems theory 
C)  Pluralism 
D)  Cultural adaptation

Question 16

______ emphasizes the maintenance of ethnic and cultural values, norms, and practices within a multicultural society

Accepted Answer

A)  Capitalism 
B)  Pluralism 
C)  Push-pull theory 
D)  Globalization 
A)  Capitalism 
B)  Pluralism 
C)  Push-pull theory 
D)  Globalization

Question 17

The third wave of migration is characterized by chain migration from Europe to North and South America.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Nativist movements refer to

Accepted Answer

A)  movements that called for the exclusion of foreign-born people. 
B)  movements that lead to great social and economic equity. 
C)  movements of people indigenous to the land to the urban centers. 
D)  movements that called for the inclusion of foreign-born people. 
A)  movements that called for the exclusion of foreign-born people. 
B)  movements that lead to great social and economic equity. 
C)  movements of people indigenous to the land to the urban centers. 
D)  movements that called for the inclusion of foreign-born people.

Question 19

Postcolonial migrants are

Accepted Answer

A)  people who migrate from former colonies to former centers of colonial power. 
B)  people who migrate to former colonies. 
C)  much fewer in number today than during the colonial period. 
D)  affecting former colonial centers as numbers get smaller 
A)  people who migrate from former colonies to former centers of colonial power. 
B)  people who migrate to former colonies. 
C)  much fewer in number today than during the colonial period. 
D)  affecting former colonial centers as numbers get smaller

Question 20

The second stage of the U-curve model is anticipation, where excitement about the new culture characterizes the sojourner's experience.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Nativist movements called for the exclusion of foreign-born people.

Giving specific examples and drawing on specific theories, discuss the role of intercultural communication in cultural adaptation.

Part of Indra's family lives in Bali and others live in the United States. His mother travels to the United States frequently for her jewelry business in Indonesia. Indra's transmigrant community is likely characterized by which of the following?

______ are people who are forced to flee for safety reasons from their country of origin due to war, fear of persecution, or famine.

Briefly discuss the characteristics of first, second, and third wave of global migration.

Women across the economic spectrum are entering the paid labor force in unprecedented numbers leading to the feminization of the workforce.

The number of Latin American and Asian immigrations to the United States increased in the later part of the 20^th century.

Feminization of workforce means

Soumia, an international student from India, was very excited to come to the United States. A few weeks after her arrival, however, she started feeling homesick. She began to think that cultural differences are confusing and disorienting. Soumia is experiencing

For many decades, migrants to the southern U.S. border were primarily Mexican men.

Separation describes the migrant-host mode of relationship when the migrant values their own or home culture more than the host culture.

Maya wants to raise money for the immigrant community in her town to provide them with English lessons. She has a strong network of friends, teachers, and community members who are committed to providing support for her cause. Maya benefits from her

Xenophobia is defined as

Bodi, an immigrant from China, came to the United States following his cousins and family friends who provided him with information and support for travel, housing, employment, and education. Which of the following enabled his migration?

______ emphasizes the maintenance of ethnic and cultural values, norms, and practices within a multicultural society

The third wave of migration is characterized by chain migration from Europe to North and South America.

Nativist movements refer to

Postcolonial migrants are

The second stage of the U-curve model is anticipation, where excitement about the new culture characterizes the sojourner's experience.

Opening the Conversation - Studying Intercultural Communication

Understanding the Context of Globalization

Globalizing Body Politics: Embodied Verbal and Nonverbal Communication

Displacing Culture and Cultural Space: Locations of Nonverbal and Verbal Communication

Privileging Relationships: Intercultural Communication in Interpersonal Contexts

Jamming Media and Popular Culture: Analyzing Messages About Diverse Cultures

The Culture of Capitalism and the Business of Intercultural Communication

Negotiating Intercultural Conflict and Social Justice: Strategies for Intercultural Relations

Engaging Intercultural Communication for Social Justice: Challenges and Possibilities for Global Citizenship

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Exam 6: Crossing Borders: Migration and Intercultural Adaptation

Nativist movements called for the exclusion of foreign-born people.

Giving specific examples and drawing on specific theories, discuss the role of intercultural communication in cultural adaptation.

Part of Indra's family lives in Bali and others live in the United States. His mother travels to the United States frequently for her jewelry business in Indonesia. Indra's transmigrant community is likely characterized by which of the following?

______ are people who are forced to flee for safety reasons from their country of origin due to war, fear of persecution, or famine.

Briefly discuss the characteristics of first, second, and third wave of global migration.

Women across the economic spectrum are entering the paid labor force in unprecedented numbers leading to the feminization of the workforce.

The number of Latin American and Asian immigrations to the United States increased in the later part of the 20th century.

Feminization of workforce means

Soumia, an international student from India, was very excited to come to the United States. A few weeks after her arrival, however, she started feeling homesick. She began to think that cultural differences are confusing and disorienting. Soumia is experiencing

For many decades, migrants to the southern U.S. border were primarily Mexican men.

Separation describes the migrant-host mode of relationship when the migrant values their own or home culture more than the host culture.

Maya wants to raise money for the immigrant community in her town to provide them with English lessons. She has a strong network of friends, teachers, and community members who are committed to providing support for her cause. Maya benefits from her

Xenophobia is defined as

Bodi, an immigrant from China, came to the United States following his cousins and family friends who provided him with information and support for travel, housing, employment, and education. Which of the following enabled his migration?

______ emphasizes the maintenance of ethnic and cultural values, norms, and practices within a multicultural society

The third wave of migration is characterized by chain migration from Europe to North and South America.

Nativist movements refer to

Postcolonial migrants are

The second stage of the U-curve model is anticipation, where excitement about the new culture characterizes the sojourner's experience.

Opening the Conversation - Studying Intercultural Communication

Understanding the Context of Globalization

Globalizing Body Politics: Embodied Verbal and Nonverbal Communication

Displacing Culture and Cultural Space: Locations of Nonverbal and Verbal Communication

Privileging Relationships: Intercultural Communication in Interpersonal Contexts

Jamming Media and Popular Culture: Analyzing Messages About Diverse Cultures

The Culture of Capitalism and the Business of Intercultural Communication

Negotiating Intercultural Conflict and Social Justice: Strategies for Intercultural Relations

Engaging Intercultural Communication for Social Justice: Challenges and Possibilities for Global Citizenship

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The number of Latin American and Asian immigrations to the United States increased in the later part of the 20^th century.