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What does cultural ignorance refer to?
What does cultural ignorance refer to?
Cultural ignorance refers to the failure of individuals to realize that people from different cultures may not have the same appearance, beliefs, or behaviors as they do.
What could have potentially been avoided if people were culturally sensitive?
What could have potentially been avoided if people were culturally sensitive?
- Misunderstandings and misinterpretations
- Offense or confusion
- Cross-cultural blunders
- All of the above (correct)
In Muslim cultures, showing the sole of a shoe is considered a sign of respect.
In Muslim cultures, showing the sole of a shoe is considered a sign of respect.
False (B)
Why did McDonalds unintentionally offend thousands of Muslims?
Why did McDonalds unintentionally offend thousands of Muslims?
American businesspeople consider a business card as a business formality, similar to the Japanese's view.
American businesspeople consider a business card as a business formality, similar to the Japanese's view.
What gesture is acceptable in America but considered rude in some Asian countries?
What gesture is acceptable in America but considered rude in some Asian countries?
In Western countries, shaking hands is the standard greeting, while in some Asian countries, they bow their heads instead.
In Western countries, shaking hands is the standard greeting, while in some Asian countries, they bow their heads instead.
Giving the thumbs up in the United States is commonly perceived as a positive gesture, whereas in some countries it is seen as vulgar.
Giving the thumbs up in the United States is commonly perceived as a positive gesture, whereas in some countries it is seen as vulgar.
The ______ of a message refers to the way a person's body movements, facial expressions, and tone of voice convey meaning.
The ______ of a message refers to the way a person's body movements, facial expressions, and tone of voice convey meaning.
What is multimodal text?
What is multimodal text?
What are the two types of multimodal text?
What are the two types of multimodal text?
A video advocacy campaign aims to bring about change in policies, laws, or attitudes.
A video advocacy campaign aims to bring about change in policies, laws, or attitudes.
What is the purpose of a public service announcement (PSA)?
What is the purpose of a public service announcement (PSA)?
Why is it important to understand the purpose of a media campaign?
Why is it important to understand the purpose of a media campaign?
How can a media campaign promote community engagement?
How can a media campaign promote community engagement?
What are the three requirements for a successful advocacy video?
What are the three requirements for a successful advocacy video?
What is the core function of business letters in an organization?
What is the core function of business letters in an organization?
What is the purpose of a memo in an organization?
What is the purpose of a memo in an organization?
Technology plays a crucial role in enhancing communication within the education industry.
Technology plays a crucial role in enhancing communication within the education industry.
How do technology-enabled communication methods enhance communication within the education field?
How do technology-enabled communication methods enhance communication within the education field?
In the education industry, teachers who lack confidence cannot effectively convey knowledge to students.
In the education industry, teachers who lack confidence cannot effectively convey knowledge to students.
When answering the phone or responding to emails in an educational setting, what is it important to remember?
When answering the phone or responding to emails in an educational setting, what is it important to remember?
School newsletters serve as a platform to inform, promote, gather, and educate.
School newsletters serve as a platform to inform, promote, gather, and educate.
Why should you introduce yourself when speaking to a professional audience?
Why should you introduce yourself when speaking to a professional audience?
It is important to consider the cultural differences of your audience when communicating.
It is important to consider the cultural differences of your audience when communicating.
What are the benefits of using visual aids in a presentation?
What are the benefits of using visual aids in a presentation?
Active listening involves paying careful attention to non-verbal signals from your audience.
Active listening involves paying careful attention to non-verbal signals from your audience.
Using jargons is acceptable when communicating with a diverse audience
Using jargons is acceptable when communicating with a diverse audience
Slangs are commonly used in professional and formal settings.
Slangs are commonly used in professional and formal settings.
Positive language is preferred for effective communication.
Positive language is preferred for effective communication.
Assertiveness is similar to aggression in communication
Assertiveness is similar to aggression in communication
What is the fundamental definition of taxation?
What is the fundamental definition of taxation?
Taxes are considered the lifeblood of the government.
Taxes are considered the lifeblood of the government.
What is the justification for the government's inherent power to tax?
What is the justification for the government's inherent power to tax?
The primary objective of taxation is to ensure the stability and development of a nation's economy.
The primary objective of taxation is to ensure the stability and development of a nation's economy.
What are the primary objectives of taxation?
What are the primary objectives of taxation?
Tax provisions can be enacted to address both desirable and undesirable economic and social issues.
Tax provisions can be enacted to address both desirable and undesirable economic and social issues.
The power of taxation is subject to limitations.
The power of taxation is subject to limitations.
What are the four main limitations on the power of taxation?
What are the four main limitations on the power of taxation?
Taxes can be imposed for any purpose, including private gains.
Taxes can be imposed for any purpose, including private gains.
A government has the right to tax individuals and assets outside of its jurisdiction.
A government has the right to tax individuals and assets outside of its jurisdiction.
A foreign country can tax property belonging to another country.
A foreign country can tax property belonging to another country.
Government agencies carrying out official functions are not generally subject to taxation.
Government agencies carrying out official functions are not generally subject to taxation.
The power to tax can be delegated to other entities.
The power to tax can be delegated to other entities.
In the Philippines, both Filipinos and non-residents are required to pay taxes.
In the Philippines, both Filipinos and non-residents are required to pay taxes.
Only Filipino citizens residing in the Philippines are required to pay taxes.
Only Filipino citizens residing in the Philippines are required to pay taxes.
Foreign corporations are exempted from paying taxes in the Philippines.
Foreign corporations are exempted from paying taxes in the Philippines.
What are the four main types of taxes?
What are the four main types of taxes?
Personal tax is a fixed amount levied on a specific person, independent of their income.
Personal tax is a fixed amount levied on a specific person, independent of their income.
Property tax is imposed on the value of a property, such as land or buildings.
Property tax is imposed on the value of a property, such as land or buildings.
A privilege tax is levied on any activity or transaction that is not specifically classified as a personal or property tax.
A privilege tax is levied on any activity or transaction that is not specifically classified as a personal or property tax.
Direct tax is imposed on the individual or entity directly responsible for paying the tax.
Direct tax is imposed on the individual or entity directly responsible for paying the tax.
Indirect taxes are levied on individuals or entities that can shift the tax burden to others.
Indirect taxes are levied on individuals or entities that can shift the tax burden to others.
Specific taxes are applied to specific goods or services, based on their volume or quantity.
Specific taxes are applied to specific goods or services, based on their volume or quantity.
Ad valorem taxes are based on the value of the product or service being taxed.
Ad valorem taxes are based on the value of the product or service being taxed.
General taxes are levied for specific purposes, such as funding a particular project.
General taxes are levied for specific purposes, such as funding a particular project.
The Philippines' income tax system is progressive, meaning those who earn more income pay a higher percentage of taxes.
The Philippines' income tax system is progressive, meaning those who earn more income pay a higher percentage of taxes.
The Philippines' tax system is based on a single principle.
The Philippines' tax system is based on a single principle.
The Philippines' tax system is entirely global, meaning all income earned by citizens is subject to taxation.
The Philippines' tax system is entirely global, meaning all income earned by citizens is subject to taxation.
The Philippines' tax system is a pure schedular system, imposing taxes solely on specific types of income.
The Philippines' tax system is a pure schedular system, imposing taxes solely on specific types of income.
In the Philippines, income earned by a citizen from outside the country is subject to taxation.
In the Philippines, income earned by a citizen from outside the country is subject to taxation.
National taxes in the Philippines are imposed at the local level.
National taxes in the Philippines are imposed at the local level.
The Philippines' tax system is considered an exercise tax, based on the privilege of receiving or earning income.
The Philippines' tax system is considered an exercise tax, based on the privilege of receiving or earning income.
What is the main objective of the TRAIN Law in the Philippines?
What is the main objective of the TRAIN Law in the Philippines?
The TRAIN Law is aimed solely at increasing government revenue.
The TRAIN Law is aimed solely at increasing government revenue.
The TRAIN Law is expected to completely eliminate poverty in the Philippines.
The TRAIN Law is expected to completely eliminate poverty in the Philippines.
The TRAIN Law has been fully implemented without any objections or amendments.
The TRAIN Law has been fully implemented without any objections or amendments.
The TRAIN Law is a single comprehensive tax reform package.
The TRAIN Law is a single comprehensive tax reform package.
The TRAIN Law is primarily based on the principle of increasing taxes for all Filipinos.
The TRAIN Law is primarily based on the principle of increasing taxes for all Filipinos.
The TRAIN Law is anticipated to have a completely positive impact on all Filipinos.
The TRAIN Law is anticipated to have a completely positive impact on all Filipinos.
The TRAIN Law is expected to reduce income taxes, particularly for those earning lower incomes.
The TRAIN Law is expected to reduce income taxes, particularly for those earning lower incomes.
Reasoning is a fundamental aspect of daily life.
Reasoning is a fundamental aspect of daily life.
What is the main difference between inductive and deductive reasoning?
What is the main difference between inductive and deductive reasoning?
Problem-solving focuses on identifying and addressing challenges.
Problem-solving focuses on identifying and addressing challenges.
George Polya's four-step problem-solving process emphasizes understanding, planning, implementation, and evaluation.
George Polya's four-step problem-solving process emphasizes understanding, planning, implementation, and evaluation.
What is self-efficacy?
What is self-efficacy?
Individuals with low self-efficacy tend to avoid challenging tasks, dwelling on potential failures.
Individuals with low self-efficacy tend to avoid challenging tasks, dwelling on potential failures.
Self-efficacy is primarily developed through formal education.
Self-efficacy is primarily developed through formal education.
Edwin Locke's goal setting theory emphasizes setting challenging and specific goals as a key to motivation.
Edwin Locke's goal setting theory emphasizes setting challenging and specific goals as a key to motivation.
Goal setting is a one-time process that does not require regular evaluation and adjustment.
Goal setting is a one-time process that does not require regular evaluation and adjustment.
Self-care is solely focused on physical health.
Self-care is solely focused on physical health.
Engaging in regular exercise is a key element of self-care.
Engaging in regular exercise is a key element of self-care.
Mental self-care involves taking time to relax and engage in activities that bring you joy and fulfillment.
Mental self-care involves taking time to relax and engage in activities that bring you joy and fulfillment.
Flashcards
Cultural Ignorance
Cultural Ignorance
A lack of understanding or awareness of different cultural norms and values, potentially leading to insensitive or offensive behavior.
Cultural Sensitivity
Cultural Sensitivity
Awareness and acceptance of cultural differences without judging them as better or worse.
Cultural Blunders
Cultural Blunders
Actions or statements that offend or insult people from different cultures due to a lack of awareness.
Cross-cultural Communication
Cross-cultural Communication
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Body Language
Body Language
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Eye Contact
Eye Contact
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Direct Body Orientation
Direct Body Orientation
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Individualism
Individualism
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Group Cohesion
Group Cohesion
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Business Cards (Japanese)
Business Cards (Japanese)
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Business Cards (American)
Business Cards (American)
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High-Context Language
High-Context Language
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Low-Context Language
Low-Context Language
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Sacrilegious
Sacrilegious
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Gesture
Gesture
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Social Faux Pas
Social Faux Pas
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Social Norms
Social Norms
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Cultural Etiquette
Cultural Etiquette
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Miscommunication
Miscommunication
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Insensitive Behavior
Insensitive Behavior
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Cultural Differences in Eye Contact
Cultural Differences in Eye Contact
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Cultural Differences in Gestures
Cultural Differences in Gestures
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Cultural Values
Cultural Values
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Study Notes
Enduring Communication
- Cultural ignorance occurs when people fail to recognize that individuals from different cultures may have different ways of looking, thinking, and acting.
- This can lead to misunderstandings and perceptions of insensitivity, ignorance, or cultural confusion.
- Showing the sole of a shoe is considered disrespectful in some cultures (e.g., Saudi Arabia) but not in others (e.g., the U.S).
- Crossing legs can be interpreted as relaxed in the U.S but as impolite in Korea.
- Misusing religious texts or symbols (e.g., using the Koran on McDonald's bags) can cause offense to certain communities.
- Business cards are a sign of respect in some cultures (e.g., Japan) while others consider them a simple formality (e.g., America).
- Cultures differ in their preferred body language. For example, Americans may find direct communication styles from Arabs aggressive, while Arabs may perceive indirect American communication as unnerving.
Cultural Sensitivity
- Culturally sensitive people are aware of and accept cultural differences, without assigning them positive or negative value judgments.
- They can recognize and appreciate differences between cultures
Evaluating Messages and/or Images
- Multimodal text uses two or more communication tools (e.g., images, gestures, music, spoken language).
- Examples of multimodal text include books, posters, comic books, and business cards.
Communication in the Workplace
- Business letters are formal, internal communications used by companies.
- Memos are short, formal internal communications.
- Technology improves workplace communication. Emails, social media, websites, and mobile phones are common examples.
Effective Communication and Oral Presentation
- Using formal language is crucial for workplace communication.
- Consider the cultural differences of your audience when speaking.
- Active listening is important.
- Be mindful of body language and verbal communication style.
Taxation
- Taxation involves fees and obligations imposed by the government on residents.
- Taxes provide the government with financial resources for operating and managing.
- The ability to tax is a power inherent in government.
- Objectives of taxation include income redistribution, creating economic stability, and encouraging employment.
- Some tax rules create incentives or deductions to encourage specific activities (businesses or social behaviors).
Limitations on the Power of Taxation
- Taxes must conform to constitutional and/or inherent limitations.
- Taxes cannot be imposed outside the government's jurisdiction(Principle of Territoriality).
- Governments have ethical limitations on the ways taxes are used (principles of legality and purpose).
- Entities not created to collect taxes may not collect taxes (non-delegation).
Kinds of Taxes
- Personal Tax (also called capitation tax) is a fixed amount imposed on individuals
- Property Tax is levied on property (real or personal)
- Privilege Tax is levied on the privilege of doing (or receiving) something.
- Direct Tax is a tax that affects the tax payer directly (e.g., income tax)
- Indirect Tax is levied on a product (or service) consumed by the consumer for the production costs. (e.g., sales tax or value added tax).
- Specific Tax is fixed and determined by measurement. (e.g. excise tax on tobacco or alcohol).
- Ad Valorem Tax is calculated as a proportion of the value of the item being taxed. (e.g. property tax, or sales tax or value added tax).
- General Tax supports the general needs of the government, (e.g., running the federal government)
The Tax Reform for the Acceleration and Inclusion of RA No. 10963 (TRAIN)
- Tax reduction for many Filipino taxpayers is a part of the TRAIN law.
- This tax reform law prioritizes infrastructure and social services.
- An increased amount of cash transfers to less affluent Filipinos is a priority.
Reasoning and Problem Solving
- Reasoning is a fundamental part of everyday life, including mathematics.
- Reasoning involves drawing conclusions based on evidence.
- Mathematics uses deductive and inductive reasoning to solve problems.
- Deductive reasoning involves using generally accepted principles to derive specific conclusions.
- Inductive reasoning involves looking for patterns and trends in given data to make predictions.
Understanding the Self - Setting Goals
- Goals provide direction, motivation, and a sense of purpose.
- Short-term goals have shorter durations than long-term goals.
- Goals should be SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound).
- Self-efficacy is the belief in one's ability to succeed in specific situations or accomplish a task.
Self-Care
- Self-care involves taking care of your physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being.
- Techniques for emotional and mental well-being are described.
- Techniques for spiritual well-being are described.
- Techniques for physical well-being are described
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This quiz explores the concept of cultural sensitivity and the various ways individuals from different cultures communicate. It highlights how misunderstandings can arise from cultural differences in perception, body language, and etiquette. Test your knowledge on these important cultural nuances and improve your communication skills.
