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To avoid war, collaboration and relationships of nations are more important than their ______.
To avoid war, collaboration and relationships of nations are more important than their ______.
interests
Emotional intelligence involves controlling one's own ______ and reading the feelings of others.
Emotional intelligence involves controlling one's own ______ and reading the feelings of others.
feelings
Intercultural dialogue emphasizes diversity, otherness, and the importance of ______ listening.
Intercultural dialogue emphasizes diversity, otherness, and the importance of ______ listening.
active
One of the qualities of a diplomat is ______, which helps prevent anger and fosters understanding.
One of the qualities of a diplomat is ______, which helps prevent anger and fosters understanding.
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Human rights emphasize gender balance and the protection of ______.
Human rights emphasize gender balance and the protection of ______.
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In dialogue, it is important to approach discussions with no ______ and a sense of inclusion.
In dialogue, it is important to approach discussions with no ______ and a sense of inclusion.
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Cultural identity encompasses everything we have learned about ourselves, others, and the ______.
Cultural identity encompasses everything we have learned about ourselves, others, and the ______.
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To decentre ourselves from our own identities is essential for fully grasping the ______ of others during communication.
To decentre ourselves from our own identities is essential for fully grasping the ______ of others during communication.
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An open, inclusive and curious manner in the face of diversity means training people who consciously choose which communicative and cultural models to accept, tolerate and ______.
An open, inclusive and curious manner in the face of diversity means training people who consciously choose which communicative and cultural models to accept, tolerate and ______.
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EU’s commitment to respect cultural diversity aims to promote peace, tolerance, and ______.
EU’s commitment to respect cultural diversity aims to promote peace, tolerance, and ______.
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The Maastricht Treaty facilitated cooperation in education and ______ across EU members.
The Maastricht Treaty facilitated cooperation in education and ______ across EU members.
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In Realism, the stronger wins, and the focus is on power dynamics and state ______.
In Realism, the stronger wins, and the focus is on power dynamics and state ______.
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Constructivism emphasizes that international relations are shaped by social interactions and shared ______.
Constructivism emphasizes that international relations are shaped by social interactions and shared ______.
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Realism views military power as essential for ______.
Realism views military power as essential for ______.
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The concept of ‘United in diversity’ emerged in the EU after the ______ shift.
The concept of ‘United in diversity’ emerged in the EU after the ______ shift.
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The year 2008 was designated as the year of ______ Dialogue, promoting cultural exchange across Europe.
The year 2008 was designated as the year of ______ Dialogue, promoting cultural exchange across Europe.
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Decentralization can enable better collaboration by avoiding judging punctuality through a ______ lens.
Decentralization can enable better collaboration by avoiding judging punctuality through a ______ lens.
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Intercultural competence is the capacity to bridge cultural gaps and avoid ______.
Intercultural competence is the capacity to bridge cultural gaps and avoid ______.
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Intercultural dialogue promotes understanding and ______ between cultures.
Intercultural dialogue promotes understanding and ______ between cultures.
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A diplomat may need to rely on ______ communication, which involves more than just words.
A diplomat may need to rely on ______ communication, which involves more than just words.
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In international relations, political events arise from the interaction between different ______.
In international relations, political events arise from the interaction between different ______.
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Multiculture refers to cultural diversity existing together without much ______.
Multiculture refers to cultural diversity existing together without much ______.
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Intercultural diplomacy involves recognizing the dynamic aspects of cultural ______ in international contexts.
Intercultural diplomacy involves recognizing the dynamic aspects of cultural ______ in international contexts.
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The Balboni Caon ICC model emphasizes the importance of ______ skills in addressing cross-cultural challenges.
The Balboni Caon ICC model emphasizes the importance of ______ skills in addressing cross-cultural challenges.
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Diplomacy is the art of dealing with issues of international politics by means of ______.
Diplomacy is the art of dealing with issues of international politics by means of ______.
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Intercultural diplomacy serves to build human bridges worldwide and keeps the role of ______ in international relations strong.
Intercultural diplomacy serves to build human bridges worldwide and keeps the role of ______ in international relations strong.
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Geert Hofstede's dimensions of cultural differences include Individualism vs. ______, which reflects the emphasis on personal achievements versus group harmony.
Geert Hofstede's dimensions of cultural differences include Individualism vs. ______, which reflects the emphasis on personal achievements versus group harmony.
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The ______ hemisphere of the brain is responsible for creativity and intuition.
The ______ hemisphere of the brain is responsible for creativity and intuition.
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Uncertainty avoidance is characterized by structure and predictability versus ______.
Uncertainty avoidance is characterized by structure and predictability versus ______.
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The primacy effect suggests that first things are remembered better than information that comes ______.
The primacy effect suggests that first things are remembered better than information that comes ______.
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The assessment of soft skills includes reading, studying, and ______.
The assessment of soft skills includes reading, studying, and ______.
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Interculture and diplomacy serve ______ as they help foster peace in international relations.
Interculture and diplomacy serve ______ as they help foster peace in international relations.
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Soft power refers to the power to do what one wants, influencing and attracting others who think differently, thereby changing the idea of ______.
Soft power refers to the power to do what one wants, influencing and attracting others who think differently, thereby changing the idea of ______.
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According to neoliberalism, cooperation is possible in an anarchic system through ______ and economic interdependence.
According to neoliberalism, cooperation is possible in an anarchic system through ______ and economic interdependence.
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Behaviourism focuses on observable ______ and conducts empirical analysis to understand international interactions.
Behaviourism focuses on observable ______ and conducts empirical analysis to understand international interactions.
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Cognitive biases and perceptions are part of the psychological factors that influence ______.
Cognitive biases and perceptions are part of the psychological factors that influence ______.
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Naif Realism posits that others experience situations the same way we ______.
Naif Realism posits that others experience situations the same way we ______.
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Economic ties and international organizations are believed to reduce ______ according to neoliberalism.
Economic ties and international organizations are believed to reduce ______ according to neoliberalism.
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In behaviourism, decision-making is influenced by how actors are involved in ______.
In behaviourism, decision-making is influenced by how actors are involved in ______.
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Understanding the psychology of radicalization involves analyzing identities related to ______, gender, and nationalism.
Understanding the psychology of radicalization involves analyzing identities related to ______, gender, and nationalism.
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Understanding different ______ in different cultures can help to collaborate better.
Understanding different ______ in different cultures can help to collaborate better.
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A ______ context involves ethical/general values that are shared among all humans.
A ______ context involves ethical/general values that are shared among all humans.
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Some cultures are more ______ with regard to time, allowing for flexibility in schedules.
Some cultures are more ______ with regard to time, allowing for flexibility in schedules.
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In a monochronic environment, individuals tend to focus on ______ tasks at a time.
In a monochronic environment, individuals tend to focus on ______ tasks at a time.
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The saying 'time is ______' signifies the belief that time is valuable as a resource for productivity.
The saying 'time is ______' signifies the belief that time is valuable as a resource for productivity.
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Study Notes
Intercultural Diplomacy
- Values are central to intercultural understanding
- Values are found in seven areas: politics, culture, and law.
- Recognizing different values in different cultures facilitates better collaboration.
- Dialogue is a crucial element of diplomacy, connecting values to diplomacy.
- Ethical and general values (shared human principles) are important in intercultural contexts.
- Adaptation is key to successful intercultural communication.
- Time, hierarchy/power, space, family, honesty, and dignity are examples of areas needing adaptation.
- Different cultures perceive time differently; some are monochronic (one task at a time), while others are polychronic (multitasking). Time can also be a tool for demonstrating authority.
- Cultural differences regarding time and money can impact productivity.
Dialogue
- Dialogue is crucial for avoiding war; relationships between nations are more crucial than individual interests.
- Dialogue is essential for understanding and cooperation.
- Top-down dialogue (e.g., International norms) and Bottom-up dialogue (Intercultural dialogue).
- Different levels of dialogues contribute both internally and internationally (Multicultural, Intercultural Dialogue).
- Intercultural dialogue includes recognizing diversity, otherness, and curiosity.
- Intercultural dialogue fosters inclusiveness and courage.
How to be a Diplomat
- Curiosity and an open mind are essential aspects.
- Observation and attention are crucial.
- Understanding own identity is key; Deconstructing pre-judices and stereotypes matter; Empathy and understanding other's emotions are vital.
Emotional Intelligence
- Controlling one's own feelings is important.
- Reading and understanding the emotions of others, treating them appropriately is necessary.
- Socially balanced behaviour brings inner success.
- Dedication to others, cause, responsibility, and ethical concerns contribute to a balanced personality.
- Cognitive processes for understanding the world is important.
Interculture, Multiculture, Diplomacy
- Multiculture refers to diverse cultures coexisting without significant interaction.
- Interculture involves interaction and exchange between cultures (e.g., exchange programs).
- Intercultural dialogue promotes better understanding and cooperation between cultures.
- Intercultural competence is the ability to bridge cultural gaps and foster positive relationships.
- International relations encompass political interactions between different actors/countries.
- Intercultural diplomacy includes recognizing cultural dynamics on a worldwide context.
- Diplomacy is not ideology; it's about dealing with specific international political issues through negotiation.
- Intercultural Diplomacy serves peace, along with international relations. It's important to promote human bridges on a global scale.
- Soft skills—assessment, reading, studying, evaluation, analysis, etc.—are essential aspects of intercultural diplomacy.
Dimensions of Cultural Differences
- Cultural values influence behavior, communication, and social norms.
- Uncertainty avoidance (e.g., structured societies vs. flexible ones) and hierarchy are important considerations.
- Individualism vs. Collectivism (personal achievement vs. group harmony) is a key cultural dimension.
- Masculinity vs. Femininity (e.g., competitiveness vs. cooperation) differentiates cultures.
- Indulgence vs. Restraint (e.g., expectation of reward and relationships) is another differentiating concept.
Brain Structure
- The right and left hemisphere's functions are crucial in intercultural communication; 50% is still unknown to science, creativity, intuition, logic, and reasoning are all aspects of the mind to consider.
- Incoherence in understanding of culture may arise from bias.
EU Development
- Intercultural awareness development is essential for respecting diversity.
- Expanding education focused on tolerance and intercultural interaction.
- Integrating culture into EU policies and strategies for development and innovation
- Promoting diversity in schools, particularly for migrant children, and cooperation across members within the EU.
- Cultural exchange programs from 2008 were implemented.
International Organizations
- International organizations (e.g., UN, OECD) play a crucial role in international relations.
- Roles and importance of soft-skills concerning negotiation and international affairs.
- Importance of intercultural dynamics and interaction in global contexts.
Neoliberalism and Behaviorism
- Cooperation and economic interdependence promote international relations, according to neoliberalism.
- Observable behaviours and empirical analysis are key aspects of behaviourism.
- Psychological factors (such as biases and emotions) influence decision-making processes in international relations and diplomacy.
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Explore the essential aspects of intercultural diplomacy, focusing on the central role of values in fostering understanding between cultures. This quiz delves into areas such as politics, culture, law, and the importance of dialogue in maintaining international relationships. Test your knowledge on how cultural differences can affect communication and productivity.
