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What does an ethnorelative mind-set encourage in intercultural communication?
What does an ethnorelative mind-set encourage in intercultural communication?
- Valuing other cultures at the expense of one's own
- Strict adherence to one's own cultural norms
- Abandoning one's cultural perspective entirely
- Understanding one's own cultural perspective while respecting others (correct)
Which of the following phrases conveys a misunderstanding of other cultures?
Which of the following phrases conveys a misunderstanding of other cultures?
- Backward and illogical (correct)
- New rituals
- Cultural diversity
- Cultural appreciation
What is implied by the use of terms like 'cumberson1e' in intercultural contexts?
What is implied by the use of terms like 'cumberson1e' in intercultural contexts?
- An endorsement of complex rituals
- A critique of perceived inefficiencies in another culture (correct)
- A neutral description of cultural practices
- A celebration of varied cultural expressions
What aspect does an ethnorelative mind-set NOT require?
What aspect does an ethnorelative mind-set NOT require?
How does an ethnorelative mind-set differ from ethnocentrism?
How does an ethnorelative mind-set differ from ethnocentrism?
Flashcards
Ethnocentric Perspective
Ethnocentric Perspective
Regarding other cultures as cumbersome and illogical, or even uncivilized.
Ethnorelative Mindset
Ethnorelative Mindset
It involves recognizing other cultural perspectives without giving up your own.
Cultural Perspective
Cultural Perspective
This involves recognizing and understanding the cultural perspective of others.
Intercultural Communication
Intercultural Communication
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Cultural Self-Awareness
Cultural Self-Awareness
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Study Notes
Intercultural Communication
- Intercultural communication is a dynamic concept encompassing diverse shades of meaning, depending on perspective.
- Culture, a multifaceted phenomenon with both concrete and abstract components, is a complex framework of traditions, beliefs, values, norms, symbols, and meanings.
- Culture is like an iceberg, with visible (surface-level) elements such as trends and fashion, intermediate-level elements such as norms and symbols, and deeper layers of values, beliefs, and traditions.
- Cultural values are fundamental principles that guide behavior, while cultural norms represent expectations of acceptable conduct in specific situations.
- Culture provides a framework for identity, meaning, and adaptation.
- Intercultural interactions can involve well-meaning clashes due to varying cultural norms.
- Intercultural communication is a transactional process with constant encoding and decoding of messages.
- Cultural backgrounds influence communication styles, expectations, and perceptions.
- Intercultural communication is significantly influenced by the sociocultural context.
- Intercultural communication is a dynamic and continuous process with a multitude of cultural dimensions.
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Explore the rich dynamics of intercultural communication through various cultural frameworks. Understand how values, norms, and symbols shape interactions across diverse cultures. This quiz delves into the complexities of cultural identity and communication styles.
