10 Questions
What term refers to the systems of meanings that cultures embody?
Cultural artifacts
In communication theory, what does 'marginalized' mean in the context of co-cultures?
Pushed to the outer edges of society
Why are regional dialects often viewed as less valuable than standard dialects?
Because they lack acceptance in mainstream society
Which theory focuses on how people adjust their communication styles to accommodate others?
Communication accommodation theory
What distinguishes the relational function of a message from its content?
Content focuses on the relationship between people, while relational function is the actual message topic
What is the main difference between cultures and co-cultures?
Cultures refer to dominant societal norms while co-cultures refer to smaller groups within a culture
Why do regional dialects face devaluation compared to standard dialects?
Regional dialects are often stigmatized by society
What does it mean when a co-culture is described as marginalized?
It has little influence on the dominant culture
How do cultural artifacts contribute to understanding a culture?
They reflect the beliefs and values of a culture
What concept does the Communication Accommodation Theory primarily address?
How people adapt their communication styles based on social context
Test your knowledge on various aspects of cultural communication including cultures, co-cultures, cultural artifacts, dialects, intersectionality, and organizational culture.
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