MODULE 2 - COMMUNICATION AND GLOBALIZATION

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What term describes the increasing economic, political, and cultural integration and interdependence of diverse cultures?

Globalization

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Which concept involves the recognition and valuing of differences across factors such as age, gender, race, and ethnicity?

Diversity

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What has primarily helped erase the notion of territorial boundaries between countries?

Digital Technology

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How are multiculturalists defined in the context of cultural engagement?

Persons respectful of and engaged with people from distinctly different cultures

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To observers in the United States and Europe, what does showing the sole of a shoe signify?

Nothing

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How do the Japanese typically view a business card?

As an extension of a person

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How do Americans typically view a business card?

As a business formality and a convenience

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Why did the McDonald's fast food chain unintentionally offend thousands of Muslims?

It printed an excerpt from the Koran on throwaway hamburger bags

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How do Americans generally perceive eye contact during communication?

They place a high value on it

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How do Asians typically view too much eye contact?

Intrusive

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What type of body orientation do Arabs typically adopt when communicating?

A direct body orientation

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Because Arabs adopt a direct body orientation, how do Americans often perceive their communication?

Aggressive and unnerving

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In the context of viewing reality, culture acts as which of the following?

A lens to view the world and a mirror to reflect reality

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What is the definition of ethnocentrism?

The belief that one's culture is superior

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What is the definition of cultural relativism?

Acceptance of other cultural groups as equal

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Which term describes communication where interactants are of different races?

Interracial communication

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Which term describes communication where parties have different ethnic origins?

Interethnic communication

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What characterizes international communication?

Persons representing different political structures

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Which term refers to communication between members of the same racial, ethnic, or other co-cultures?

Intracultural communication

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With what is race primarily associated?

Biology and physical characteristics

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With what is ethnicity primarily linked?

Cultural expressions and identification

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What are the birth years associated with The Greatest Generation?

1900-1945

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Which traits are associated with The Greatest Generation?

Respecting authority and following rules

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What are the birth years associated with The Baby Boomers?

1946-1964

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Which trait is characteristic of The Baby Boomers?

Questioning authority

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What are the birth years associated with Generation X?

1965-1982

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Which priority is attributed to Generation X?

Seeking a work-life balance

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What are the birth years associated with Generation Y (Millennials)?

1983-1995

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Which description applies to Generation Y (Millennials)?

Proficient multitaskers with high expectations

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When was the iGeneration (Generation Z) born?

After 1995

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Which traits are associated with the iGeneration (Generation Z)?

Conscientious and somewhat anxious

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Culture is defined as a system of knowledge, beliefs, and values that are ________.

acquired, shared, and used by members

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How are co-cultures defined?

Members of a general culture who differ in an ethnic or sociological way