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What is the name of the approach rooted in social ecology for the analysis of Intercultural Communication (IC)?
What is the name of the approach rooted in social ecology for the analysis of Intercultural Communication (IC)?
- Layered perspective (correct)
- Individualistic approach
- Social responsibility approach
- Cultural determinism approach
What does the layered perspective in Oetzel’s approach emphasize the influence of?
What does the layered perspective in Oetzel’s approach emphasize the influence of?
- Social structures only
- Culture, environment, and personality (correct)
- Biological determinants
- Individual choice only
What is the focus of the 'cumulative effect' in Oetzel’s approach?
What is the focus of the 'cumulative effect' in Oetzel’s approach?
- Influence of cultural values on societal layers
- Influence of mass media on individual communication
- Influence of different factors on behavior/communication (correct)
- Influence of interpersonal relationships on cultural layers
What does the 'horizontal effect' in Oetzel’s approach focus on?
What does the 'horizontal effect' in Oetzel’s approach focus on?
According to Neuliep, where does Intercultural Communication (IC) occur?
According to Neuliep, where does Intercultural Communication (IC) occur?
Oetzel’s approach to Intercultural Communication is rooted in social ecology.
Oetzel’s approach to Intercultural Communication is rooted in social ecology.
The layered perspective argues that people‘s behavior/communication is entirely their own responsibility.
The layered perspective argues that people‘s behavior/communication is entirely their own responsibility.
The cumulative effect in Oetzel’s approach is influenced by factors such as culture, environment, and personality.
The cumulative effect in Oetzel’s approach is influenced by factors such as culture, environment, and personality.
The horizontal effects in Oetzel’s approach focus on how higher layers, such as mass media and cultural values, shape individual communication.
The horizontal effects in Oetzel’s approach focus on how higher layers, such as mass media and cultural values, shape individual communication.
According to Neuliep, Intercultural Communication occurs only within a variety of in.
According to Neuliep, Intercultural Communication occurs only within a variety of in.
Study Notes
Oetzel's Layered Perspective
- Roots in social ecology, analyzing family systems and organizational behavior
- People's behavior and communication are not entirely their own responsibility
- Humans are connected to physical and social environments, influencing behavior
Key Factors Influencing Behavior
- Culture
- Environment
- Personality
- Cumulative effect of these factors shapes individual behavior and communication
The Layered Effect
- Higher layers (mass media, cultural values) shape individual communication
- Lower layers (individuals, interpersonal relationships) affect higher layers
- Examines the reciprocal influence between layers on communication
Intercultural Communication (IC)
- Occurs within and between various individual, group, and societal levels (according to Neuliep)
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Quiz: Oetzel's Layered Perspective in Intercultural Communication Test your knowledge of Oetzel's layered perspective in intercultural communication, which draws from social ecology and emphasizes the interconnectedness of human behavior and communication. Explore how this approach impacts the understanding of responsibility in intercultural interactions.
