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Which disciplines contribute to the study of cross-cultural communication?
Which disciplines contribute to the study of cross-cultural communication?
- Anthropology, Linguistics, Philosophy, Psychology (correct)
- History, Literature, Economics, Mathematics
- Ethnography, Sociology, Political Science, Linguistics
- Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Geology
What does cross-cultural communication refer to?
What does cross-cultural communication refer to?
- Communication between individuals of different genders
- Communication between individuals who speak different languages
- Communication between individuals from different cultures (correct)
- Communication between individuals of different age groups
What are the primary schools of research in cross-cultural communication?
What are the primary schools of research in cross-cultural communication?
- Theoretical and Practical (correct)
- Sociology and Linguistics
- Anthropology and Psychology
- Linguistics and Sociology
How does linguistics influence communication?
How does linguistics influence communication?
What is semiotics?
What is semiotics?
The physical form of a sign he called the ‘signifier’. The mental association it refers to is the ‘______’
The physical form of a sign he called the ‘signifier’. The mental association it refers to is the ‘______’
The signifier in the example of the word “tree” would be the letters ----______
The signifier in the example of the word “tree” would be the letters ----______
The ______ would be the concept of a tall, woody plant with branches and leaves
The ______ would be the concept of a tall, woody plant with branches and leaves
Anthropologists attempted to answer the question ‘Which came first, ______ or thought.’
Anthropologists attempted to answer the question ‘Which came first, ______ or thought.’
Anthropology is the study of aspects of humans within past and present ______.
Anthropology is the study of aspects of humans within past and present ______.
Study Notes
Disciplines Contributing to Cross-Cultural Communication
- Anthropology, Psychology, Sociology, and Linguistics contribute to the study of cross-cultural communication.
Cross-Cultural Communication
- Refers to the exchange of information and ideas between individuals or groups from different cultural backgrounds.
Primary Schools of Research in Cross-Cultural Communication
- There are two primary schools of research:
- Linguistic-oriented approach: focuses on language and language use.
- Anthropology-oriented approach: focuses on cultural analysis and interpretation.
Influence of Linguistics on Communication
- Linguistics influences communication by affecting the way people convey meaning and interpret messages.
Semiotics
- Semiotics is the study of signs and symbols used in communication.
- The physical form of a sign is called the ‘signifier’.
- The mental association it refers to is the ‘signified’.
Example of Semiotics
- In the example of the word “tree”, the signifier is the letters T-R-E-E.
- The signified is the concept of a tall, woody plant with branches and leaves.
Anthropology
- Anthropologists attempted to answer the question ‘Which came first, language or thought.’
- Anthropology is the study of aspects of humans within past and present societies.
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Test your knowledge on cross-cultural communication with this quiz! Explore the different disciplines and elements that contribute to effective communication between people from diverse cultures. Challenge yourself on topics such as anthropology, linguistics, philosophy, and psychology, and gain a deeper understanding of how communication varies across cultures.
