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What defines an ethnic group?
What defines an ethnic group?
- A social group that is based solely on geographic location.
- A social group identified by financial status.
- A social group connected by political beliefs.
- A social group sharing a common culture, language, or religion. (correct)
Which aspect commonly represents the identity of Kalinga warriors?
Which aspect commonly represents the identity of Kalinga warriors?
- Ancient bloodlines from royal families.
- Formal education achievements.
- Modern clothing styles.
- Tattoos symbolizing battles fought. (correct)
How is gender defined in the content provided?
How is gender defined in the content provided?
- A classification based on physical strength.
- A concept tied exclusively to biological features.
- A biological categorization without cultural implications.
- The distinction of male or female related to cultural roles. (correct)
What is a characteristic mentioned about ethnicity?
What is a characteristic mentioned about ethnicity?
What is a consequence of gender discrimination mentioned?
What is a consequence of gender discrimination mentioned?
What type of communication apprehension is defined by a general personality predisposition?
What type of communication apprehension is defined by a general personality predisposition?
Which type of communication apprehension is triggered by specific individuals rather than the context?
Which type of communication apprehension is triggered by specific individuals rather than the context?
Which type of communication apprehension is likely to be experienced by students when alone with a professor in an office?
Which type of communication apprehension is likely to be experienced by students when alone with a professor in an office?
In what type of communication apprehension do people feel anxiety only in specific situations like public speaking?
In what type of communication apprehension do people feel anxiety only in specific situations like public speaking?
How can culture be defined, according to the content provided?
How can culture be defined, according to the content provided?
Which of the following statements about communication apprehension is true?
Which of the following statements about communication apprehension is true?
What characterizes trait-like communication apprehension?
What characterizes trait-like communication apprehension?
Which type of apprehension might not affect a student in interactions outside an office but only when in private?
Which type of apprehension might not affect a student in interactions outside an office but only when in private?
What defines communication as a process?
What defines communication as a process?
What type of communication occurs between people of different cultures?
What type of communication occurs between people of different cultures?
Which of the following best describes the term 'symbols' in communication?
Which of the following best describes the term 'symbols' in communication?
What aspect of communication is highlighted by the term 'transactive'?
What aspect of communication is highlighted by the term 'transactive'?
Why is communication considered more than just transmitting information?
Why is communication considered more than just transmitting information?
Which term describes communication between multiple cultures simultaneously?
Which term describes communication between multiple cultures simultaneously?
What is the primary role of symbols in communication?
What is the primary role of symbols in communication?
Which of the following best characterizes communication as dynamic?
Which of the following best characterizes communication as dynamic?
What characterizes intercultural communication?
What characterizes intercultural communication?
What is the main difference between multicultural and intercultural communication?
What is the main difference between multicultural and intercultural communication?
Which religion emphasizes living in harmony with the Tao?
Which religion emphasizes living in harmony with the Tao?
Which scenario represents a cross-cultural communication study?
Which scenario represents a cross-cultural communication study?
What is the holy book of Sikhism?
What is the holy book of Sikhism?
What is one of the benefits of intercultural communication?
What is one of the benefits of intercultural communication?
Which religion is considered the expression of the covenant that God established with the Children of Israel?
Which religion is considered the expression of the covenant that God established with the Children of Israel?
What percentage of the global population follows Hinduism?
What percentage of the global population follows Hinduism?
How do healthy communities benefit from intercultural communication?
How do healthy communities benefit from intercultural communication?
In what way does increased commerce relate to intercultural communication?
In what way does increased commerce relate to intercultural communication?
Which of the following is a characteristic element of Zoroastrianism?
Which of the following is a characteristic element of Zoroastrianism?
Which religion originally emerged around the end of the 15th century in Punjab?
Which religion originally emerged around the end of the 15th century in Punjab?
Which of the following best defines cross-cultural communication?
Which of the following best defines cross-cultural communication?
Which of these is NOT a benefit of intercultural communication?
Which of these is NOT a benefit of intercultural communication?
What main factor does religion significantly influence in individuals' lives?
What main factor does religion significantly influence in individuals' lives?
Which of the following statements best describes the nature of Buddhism?
Which of the following statements best describes the nature of Buddhism?
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Study Notes
Definition of Key Terms
- Communication: An ongoing, dynamic process involving the exchange of messages through symbols; encompasses both verbal and non-verbal forms.
- Culture: An accumulated pattern of values, beliefs, and behaviors shared by a group with a common history and communication systems.
- Intercultural Communication: Interaction between individuals from different cultural backgrounds, influencing communication strategies.
Types of Cultural Communication
- Intracultural Communication: Exchanges within a single culture, emphasizing shared values and beliefs.
- Intercultural Communication: Involves individuals from distinct cultural backgrounds, resulting in unique communication experiences.
- Multicultural Communication: Describes societies with multiple cultural groups that coexist but may not interact meaningfully.
- Cross-Cultural Communication: Compares communication styles between different cultures rather than analyzing interactions between individuals.
Significance of Intercultural Communication
- Promotes Healthy Communities: Facilitates collaborative relationships that benefit entire communities.
- Encourages Increased Commerce: Enables effective interaction with diverse cultures, boosting economic opportunities.
- Reduces Conflict: Cultivates understanding and tolerance, thereby minimizing misunderstandings.
- Fosters Personal Growth: Encourages learning and development through exposure to different cultural perspectives.
Types of Communication Apprehension
- Trait-Like Apprehension: General, enduring communication anxiety across various situations.
- Context-Based Apprehension: Anxiety linked to specific contexts such as public speaking or interviews.
- Audience-Based Apprehension: Triggered by specific individuals or groups, influencing communication comfort.
- Situational-Based Apprehension: Arises from the combination of context and audience, affecting communication in certain scenarios.
Collective Identities
- Ethnicity: Social group sharing common culture, language, or religion; examples include the Kalinga ethnic group in the Philippines.
- Gender: Relates to the cultural roles associated with being male or female, emphasizing societal expectations.
- Religion: A major cultural component influencing lifestyles and communication; various world religions (e.g., Buddhism, Sikhism) illustrate diverse cultural practices.
Example of an Ethnic Group
- Mambabatok (Kalinga Ethnic Group): Known for traditional tattooing, with practitioners like Whang-od Oggay representing cultural heritage and communal identity through tattoos that symbolize warrior achievements.
Impact of Religion on Communication
- Religion shapes cultural norms and influences individual communication styles.
- It affects the degree of intercultural sensitivity and competence required for effective interactions across diverse cultures.
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