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What aspect of communication is affected by cultural norms regarding personal space?
What aspect of communication is affected by cultural norms regarding personal space?
In a high Power Distance culture, people tend to:
In a high Power Distance culture, people tend to:
Which characteristic is associated with Collectivist cultures?
Which characteristic is associated with Collectivist cultures?
In a Masculine culture, what is valued?
In a Masculine culture, what is valued?
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What is a key characteristic of low Power Distance cultures?
What is a key characteristic of low Power Distance cultures?
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Which aspect of communication is affected by differences in vocabulary, grammar, and syntax?
Which aspect of communication is affected by differences in vocabulary, grammar, and syntax?
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What is a key characteristic of Individualistic cultures?
What is a key characteristic of Individualistic cultures?
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What type of culture prioritizes cooperation and caring for others?
What type of culture prioritizes cooperation and caring for others?
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What aspect of communication is influenced by cultural background and affects how we interpret information?
What aspect of communication is influenced by cultural background and affects how we interpret information?
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In which cultural dimension do we see differences in communication objectives and preserving social image?
In which cultural dimension do we see differences in communication objectives and preserving social image?
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What is the term for cultural differences in thinking and processing information?
What is the term for cultural differences in thinking and processing information?
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In which cultural dimension are there differences in valuing equality and hierarchy?
In which cultural dimension are there differences in valuing equality and hierarchy?
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What is the term for the importance of symbols in communication, which varies culturally?
What is the term for the importance of symbols in communication, which varies culturally?
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Which aspect of communication involves differences in gestures, facial expressions, and body language?
Which aspect of communication involves differences in gestures, facial expressions, and body language?
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What is the term for the cultural dimension that deals with how people approach uncertainty and risk?
What is the term for the cultural dimension that deals with how people approach uncertainty and risk?
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In which cultural dimension do we see differences in valuing achievement and nurturing?
In which cultural dimension do we see differences in valuing achievement and nurturing?
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What is the primary motivator for individuals in a high power distance culture?
What is the primary motivator for individuals in a high power distance culture?
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In a restraint culture, what is the primary motivator for individuals?
In a restraint culture, what is the primary motivator for individuals?
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What is the primary characteristic of an individualistic culture?
What is the primary characteristic of an individualistic culture?
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In a collectivist culture, what is the primary motivator for individuals?
In a collectivist culture, what is the primary motivator for individuals?
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What is the primary characteristic of a masculinity-oriented culture?
What is the primary characteristic of a masculinity-oriented culture?
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What is the primary motivator for individuals in a low power distance culture?
What is the primary motivator for individuals in a low power distance culture?
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In an indulgence culture, what is the primary motivator for individuals?
In an indulgence culture, what is the primary motivator for individuals?
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What is the primary characteristic of a femininity-oriented culture?
What is the primary characteristic of a femininity-oriented culture?
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Study Notes
Power Distance Index (PDI)
- Acceptance of unequal distribution of power varies across cultures
- High power distance cultures accept authority, while low power distance cultures prefer equality
Time Perception
- Variations in how time is perceived and managed across cultures
Proxemics and Use of Space
- Cultural norms regarding personal space during communication
Language
- Differences in vocabulary, grammar, and syntax in communication
Individualism vs Collectivism
- Integration into society: individualistic cultures focus on personal goals, while collectivist cultures prioritize group harmony
Masculinity vs Femininity
- Distribution of emotional roles between genders: masculine cultures value competitiveness, while feminine cultures emphasize cooperation and caring for others
Negotiation Process
- Preparation: setting goals and exploring options
- Interpersonal relationship building: getting to know the other people involved
Work Motivation
- Power Distance Index: motivated by security and stability, or autonomy and empowerment
- Individualism vs Collectivism: motivated by personal achievement and recognition, or belonging and loyalty to the group
- Masculinity vs Femininity: motivated by competitiveness, or cooperation and caring for others
Cross-Cultural Awareness
- Cultural training: understanding communication styles, values, and norms of different cultures
- Seeking feedback: having open conversations with colleagues to understand their perspectives on communication and work dynamics
- Social structure: understanding social hierarchy to navigate interactions and show respect
Cultural Differences
- Perception: influenced by cultural background
- Social Organization: different values and priorities based on social structure
- Thought Patterns: cultural differences in thinking and processing information
- Roles: varying decision-making and responsibility across cultures
- Content of communication: what's important to talk about differs across cultures
Communication Differences
- Goals and Face-Saving Tendencies: differences in communication objectives and preserving social image
- Associative vs Abstractive Norm: discussing specific experiences vs general concepts
- The Role of Symbols: importance of symbols in communication varies culturally
- Non-verbal communication: differences in gestures, facial expressions, and body language
Hofstede's Cultural Dimensions
- Developing cultural profiles and management styles around the world
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Description
This quiz covers the concepts of Power Distance Index (PDI) and time perception in cross-cultural management. It explores how different cultures perceive and manage time, authority, and power distribution.
