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Which of the following best describes 'confirmation bias' as discussed in the context of cultural stereotypes?
How did Jennifer Murphy's advertising strategy misrepresent cultural understanding?
What is one critical mistake often made by companies aiming for globalization?
What is the main concern with using cultural schemas during negotiations?
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What behavior did Jennifer Murphy exhibit that illustrated a lack of cultural awareness?
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What should businesses consider before engaging in international negotiations?
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Which factor can lead to cultural conflicts during negotiations?
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¿Qué error común cometen las empresas cuando intentan globalizarse?
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¿Qué podría haber hecho Jennifer Murphy antes de abrir su tienda en China para evitar problemas?
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¿Cuál es un riesgo asociado con confiar en 'esquemas culturales' al negociar?
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¿Qué fenómeno mental puede resultar de confiar en perfiles culturales?
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¿Cómo se pueden definir las 'cualidades de negociación' mencionadas?
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¿Qué efecto negativo puede tener la 'canción china' que cantó Jennifer en su apertura?
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¿Cuál de las siguientes afirmaciones sobre la negociación y los estereotipos culturales es correcta?
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¿Qué aspecto cultural es esencial conocer al negociar internacionalmente?
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Study Notes
Cultural Stereotypes in Negotiations
- Jennifer Murphy, a former American beauty queen, committed a cultural faux pas by using inappropriate stereotypes in a marketing campaign for her new lingerie store in Shanghai.
- This incident highlights how relying on cultural stereotypes can be detrimental to business negotiations and cultural understanding.
- Cultural schemas or profiles are often used by negotiators to adapt their behavior to a foreign counterpart, believing they are fostering a positive relationship.
- However, these cultural assumptions can lead to "confirmation bias," where individuals selectively interpret information to confirm their pre-existing stereotypes.
- This can create unnecessary barriers and misunderstandings, hindering effective communication and negotiation.
- It is crucial to recognize the potential pitfalls of relying on cultural stereotypes and instead engage in genuine cross-cultural understanding and respect.
- By avoiding cultural biases, negotiators can create a more inclusive and productive environment for successful business outcomes.
Cultural Stereotypes in Negotiations
- Jennifer Murphy, a former American beauty queen, opened a lingerie store in Shanghai and used a culturally insensitive advertising strategy.
- Murphy attempted to sing a Chinese song in a Chinese accent, including Japanese references, which was met with disapproval.
- Companies often make cultural errors when trying to globalize, relying on stereotypes and recipes for "how to interact" with foreigners.
- This practice can reinforce confirmation bias, leading individuals to adapt reality to fit pre-conceived "cultural profiles"
- Relying on "cultural profiles" can create unnecessary barriers in negotiations.
- Instead of focusing on "cultural profiles," consider focusing on individual personalities and building relationships based on mutual respect and understanding.
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Explore the impact of cultural stereotypes on business negotiations. This quiz delves into the dangers of relying on stereotypes and the importance of genuine cross-cultural understanding. Test your knowledge on how these biases can affect communication and negotiation outcomes.