Intercultural Communication Quiz

Ethnocentric bias = Believing one's culture is the standard for all others Cross-cultural Communication = Comparison of communication styles between different nations Intercultural Communication = Comparison of communication styles within a nation High Context Society = Productivity depends on relationships and group process

High Context Society = Nonverbal elements such as voice tone, gestures, facial expression, and eye movement are significant Low Context Society = Nonverbal elements are not significant and verbal messages are explicit

High Context Society = Emphasizes nonverbal elements and implicit communication Low Context Society = Emphasizes explicit verbal messages and nonverbal elements are not significant Ethnocentric bias = Belief that one's culture is superior to others Cross-cultural Communication = Comparison of communication styles between different nations

<p>Intercultural Communication = Comparison of communication styles within a nation Cross-cultural Communication = Comparison of communication styles between different nations Ethnocentric bias = Belief that one's culture is the standard for all others High Context Society = Productivity depends on relationships and group process</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Low Context Society = Emphasizes explicit verbal messages and productivity depends on procedures and paying attention to the goal High Context Society = Emphasizes nonverbal elements such as voice tone, gestures, facial expression, and eye movement Ethnocentric bias = Belief that one's culture is the benchmark for all others Intercultural Communication = Comparison of communication styles within a nation</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Ethnocentric bias = Believing one's culture is the benchmark of all others Cross-cultural Communication = Comparing communication styles and patterns of people from one nation to another Intercultural Communication = Comparing communication styles and patterns of people within a nation High Context Society = Relationships build slowly and productivity depends on trust</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>High Context Society = Nonverbal elements such as voice tone, gestures, facial expression, and eye movement are significant Low Context Society = Verbal messages are explicit, and communication is more focused on procedures and the goal Ethnocentric bias = Believing one's culture is the benchmark of all others Cross-cultural Communication = Comparing communication styles and patterns of people from one nation to another</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Context Society = Association and interaction between people in a society Ethnocentric bias = The belief that one's culture is superior to all others Cross-cultural Communication = Comparison of communication styles and patterns across different nations Intercultural Communication = Comparison of communication styles and patterns within a nation</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>High Context Society = Relationships build slowly and productivity depends on trust Low Context Society = Verbal messages are explicit, and communication is more focused on procedures and the goal Ethnocentric bias = Believing one's culture is the benchmark of all others Cross-cultural Communication = Comparing communication styles and patterns of people from one nation to another</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>High Context Society = Nonverbal elements such as voice tone, gestures, facial expression, and eye movement are significant Low Context Society = Verbal messages are explicit, and communication is more focused on procedures and the goal Ethnocentric bias = The belief that one's culture is superior to all others Intercultural Communication = Comparing communication styles and patterns of people within a nation</p> Signup and view all the answers