15 Questions
Which of the following is an example of a nonverbal behavior that may be interpreted differently in different cultures?
Smiling
In some Asian cultures, the pattern of eye contact to control turns in a conversation involves:
Averting eyes and having a period of silence between speakers
Which of the following is an example of proxemics, a nonverbal communication aspect mentioned in the text?
Standing very close to the conversational partner
What is one consequence of the Western pattern of eye contact to control turns in cross-cultural discussions?
Asian participants find it difficult to get a turn
What is one way to increase nonverbal intercultural competence mentioned in the text?
Show a video of one's normal nonverbal behavior and discuss it
Which of the following theories explains how immigrants can maintain aspects of their native culture while adopting aspects of the dominant culture?
Cultural Fusion theory
What is the process in which individuals are able to maintain stability and reestablish with their environment while in unfamiliar cultural environments?
Cultural adaptation
Which theory looks at the strategic ways in which co-cultural group members communicate with others?
Co-cultural theory
What is the term used to describe the process of an individual or individuals exchanging or adopting certain cultural values and practices of the dominant culture?
Acculturation
According to Young Yun Kim, which personality traits could affect someone's cultural adaptation?
Openness, strength, and positive
Which of the following is NOT a factor considered in co-cultural theory?
Religion
What is the term used to describe the process of an individual or individuals exchanging or adopting certain cultural values and practices of the dominant culture?
Acculturation
Which theory attempts to portray cross-cultural adaptation as a collaborative effort between a stranger and the receiving environment?
Communication Acculturation Theory
Which personality traits, according to Young Yun Kim, could affect someone's cultural adaptation?
Openness, strength, and positive
What is the term used to describe the process in which individuals are able to maintain stability and reestablish with their environment while in unfamiliar cultural environments?
Intercultural adaptation
Test your knowledge on linguistic and non-verbal issues in intercultural communication. Learn about the strengths and weaknesses of different languages and how they reflect cultural perceptions. Explore the challenges faced when Arabic lacks a specific vocabulary for psychiatric patients and enhance your intercultural communication skills.
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