Exam 10: Intercultural Communication in Contexts: Applications in Business, Education, and Health-Care

Holistic health is based on the principle that a whole is made up of interdependent parts: physical,mental,emotional,and spiritual.

(True/False)

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Question 21

Although there is a tendency to respond more to the content of what others say rather than the feelings they are expressing,the multicultural teacher needs to attend to both.

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Question 22

The shared understanding of the meaning of communication and the behaviors appropriate for specific situations reflect what basic assumption?

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Question 23

Differentiate between cultural orientations toward formality and informality.

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Question 24

The general intercultural negotiation skills recommended include all of the following except ____.

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Question 25

Social interaction is neither arbitrary nor disorderly,but is patterned by interaction rituals that specify normative ways of speaking and behaving in specific social contexts.

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Question 26

In India,the use of first names in addressing someone should be avoided.

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Question 27

Indians conduct business at an extremely fast pace so anyone engaging in negotiations must be prepared to make decisions quickly.

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Question 28

What is self-efficacy and how does it relate to culturally responsive classroom communication?

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Question 29

Chinese tend to think in terms of role fulfillment where employees are given a job role or title to fulfill,though they are not necessarily expected to perform the job.

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Question 30

Discuss the notion of death and dying. How do health belief systems affect the approach health care providers should take to discussing these issues with patients and their families.

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Question 31

Compare and contrast hierarchical and egalitarian cultures. How do the perspectives affect intercultural communication?

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Question 32

The Indian economy is sometimes compared to an elephant because it is not capable of running swiftly as some smaller "tiger-like" Asian economies but enjoys the advantage of being stable and less affected by upsets and disturbances.

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Question 33

The nature of business cultures across the world make confusion,misunderstandings,and failures less likely.

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Question 34

Hierarchical societies place a significant emphasis on status and rank.

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Question 35

Even in today's society,some classrooms seem to be focusing on the differences and difficulties involved in multicultural education rather than embracing these differences.

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Question 36

Cognitive abilities are rooted in the patterns of a society.

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Question 37

For the Chinese,a contract is a rigid agreement to which parties are expected to adhere precisely to the various provisions.

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Question 38

Immediate teachers are perceived as having all of the following characteristics except ____.

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Question 39

Assertiveness is considered an asset in all of the following cultures except:

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Holistic health is based on the principle that a whole is made up of interdependent parts: physical,mental,emotional,and spiritual.

Although there is a tendency to respond more to the content of what others say rather than the feelings they are expressing,the multicultural teacher needs to attend to both.

The shared understanding of the meaning of communication and the behaviors appropriate for specific situations reflect what basic assumption?

Differentiate between cultural orientations toward formality and informality.

The general intercultural negotiation skills recommended include all of the following except ____.

Social interaction is neither arbitrary nor disorderly,but is patterned by interaction rituals that specify normative ways of speaking and behaving in specific social contexts.

In India,the use of first names in addressing someone should be avoided.

Indians conduct business at an extremely fast pace so anyone engaging in negotiations must be prepared to make decisions quickly.

What is self-efficacy and how does it relate to culturally responsive classroom communication?

Chinese tend to think in terms of role fulfillment where employees are given a job role or title to fulfill,though they are not necessarily expected to perform the job.

Discuss the notion of death and dying. How do health belief systems affect the approach health care providers should take to discussing these issues with patients and their families.

Compare and contrast hierarchical and egalitarian cultures. How do the perspectives affect intercultural communication?

The Indian economy is sometimes compared to an elephant because it is not capable of running swiftly as some smaller "tiger-like" Asian economies but enjoys the advantage of being stable and less affected by upsets and disturbances.

The nature of business cultures across the world make confusion,misunderstandings,and failures less likely.

Hierarchical societies place a significant emphasis on status and rank.

Even in today's society,some classrooms seem to be focusing on the differences and difficulties involved in multicultural education rather than embracing these differences.

Cognitive abilities are rooted in the patterns of a society.

For the Chinese,a contract is a rigid agreement to which parties are expected to adhere precisely to the various provisions.

Immediate teachers are perceived as having all of the following characteristics except ____.

Assertiveness is considered an asset in all of the following cultures except:

Intercultural Communication: A Requirement for the Interdependent Global Society

Communication and Culture: The Voice and the Echo

The Deep Structure of Culture: Lessons From the Family

World-View: Cultural Explanations of Life and Death

Cultural History: Precursor to the Present and Future

Cultural Values: Road Maps for Behavior

Culture and Identity: Situating the Individual

Verbal Messages: Exchanging Ideas Through Language

Nonverbal Communications: The Messages of Action, Space, Time, and Silence

The Challenges of Intercultural Communication: Managing Differences

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Exam 10: Intercultural Communication in Contexts: Applications in Business, Education, and Health-Care

Holistic health is based on the principle that a whole is made up of interdependent parts: physical,mental,emotional,and spiritual.​

Although there is a tendency to respond more to the content of what others say rather than the feelings they are expressing,the multicultural teacher needs to attend to both.​

​The shared understanding of the meaning of communication and the behaviors appropriate for specific situations reflect what basic assumption?

Differentiate between cultural orientations toward formality and informality.​

The general intercultural negotiation skills recommended include all of the following except ____.​

Social interaction is neither arbitrary nor disorderly,but is patterned by interaction rituals that specify normative ways of speaking and behaving in specific social contexts.​

In India,the use of first names in addressing someone should be avoided.​

Indians conduct business at an extremely fast pace so anyone engaging in negotiations must be prepared to make decisions quickly.​

What is self-efficacy and how does it relate to culturally responsive classroom communication?​

Chinese tend to think in terms of role fulfillment where employees are given a job role or title to fulfill,though they are not necessarily expected to perform the job.​

Discuss the notion of death and dying. How do health belief systems affect the approach health care providers should take to discussing these issues with patients and their families.​

Compare and contrast hierarchical and egalitarian cultures. How do the perspectives affect intercultural communication?​

The Indian economy is sometimes compared to an elephant because it is not capable of running swiftly as some smaller "tiger-like" Asian economies but enjoys the advantage of being stable and less affected by upsets and disturbances.​

The nature of business cultures across the world make confusion,misunderstandings,and failures less likely.​

Hierarchical societies place a significant emphasis on status and rank.​

Even in today's society,some classrooms seem to be focusing on the differences and difficulties involved in multicultural education rather than embracing these differences.​

Cognitive abilities are rooted in the patterns of a society.​

For the Chinese,a contract is a rigid agreement to which parties are expected to adhere precisely to the various provisions.​

Immediate teachers are perceived as having all of the following characteristics except ____.​

Assertiveness is considered an asset in all of the following cultures except: ​

Intercultural Communication: A Requirement for the Interdependent Global Society

Communication and Culture: The Voice and the Echo

The Deep Structure of Culture: Lessons From the Family

World-View: Cultural Explanations of Life and Death

Cultural History: Precursor to the Present and Future

Cultural Values: Road Maps for Behavior

Culture and Identity: Situating the Individual

Verbal Messages: Exchanging Ideas Through Language

Nonverbal Communications: The Messages of Action, Space, Time, and Silence

The Challenges of Intercultural Communication: Managing Differences

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Holistic health is based on the principle that a whole is made up of interdependent parts: physical,mental,emotional,and spiritual.

Although there is a tendency to respond more to the content of what others say rather than the feelings they are expressing,the multicultural teacher needs to attend to both.

The shared understanding of the meaning of communication and the behaviors appropriate for specific situations reflect what basic assumption?

Differentiate between cultural orientations toward formality and informality.

The general intercultural negotiation skills recommended include all of the following except ____.

Social interaction is neither arbitrary nor disorderly,but is patterned by interaction rituals that specify normative ways of speaking and behaving in specific social contexts.

In India,the use of first names in addressing someone should be avoided.

Indians conduct business at an extremely fast pace so anyone engaging in negotiations must be prepared to make decisions quickly.

What is self-efficacy and how does it relate to culturally responsive classroom communication?

Chinese tend to think in terms of role fulfillment where employees are given a job role or title to fulfill,though they are not necessarily expected to perform the job.

Discuss the notion of death and dying. How do health belief systems affect the approach health care providers should take to discussing these issues with patients and their families.

Compare and contrast hierarchical and egalitarian cultures. How do the perspectives affect intercultural communication?

The Indian economy is sometimes compared to an elephant because it is not capable of running swiftly as some smaller "tiger-like" Asian economies but enjoys the advantage of being stable and less affected by upsets and disturbances.

The nature of business cultures across the world make confusion,misunderstandings,and failures less likely.

Hierarchical societies place a significant emphasis on status and rank.

Even in today's society,some classrooms seem to be focusing on the differences and difficulties involved in multicultural education rather than embracing these differences.

Cognitive abilities are rooted in the patterns of a society.

For the Chinese,a contract is a rigid agreement to which parties are expected to adhere precisely to the various provisions.

Immediate teachers are perceived as having all of the following characteristics except ____.

Assertiveness is considered an asset in all of the following cultures except: