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As the United States becomes more culturally diverse, intercultural competence

Which term stands for or represents units of meaning?

The transactional view of communication emphasizes the construction or shared creation of messages and meanings.

Throughout the world, there is an increasing pattern of cross-border movements that is changing the distribution of people around the globe.

Communication has occurred even if there is no degree of understanding between the participants.

n the next decade, one's economic success will likely depend upon the ability to display competent communication behaviors in an intercultur

Failure to create a harmonious intercultural society in the U.S. will likely result in

Cultures that develop in warm climates are characterized by

Lustig and Koester use the term _________ to refer to the external environment in which a culture lives.

The term beliefs refers to what a group of people defines as good and bad or what it regards as important.

The unique experiences that are a part of a culture's collective wisdom are a culture's

Lustig and Koester suggest that the terms subculture and coculture are problematic and should not be used.

Culture is taught by the explanations people receive for the natural and human events around them. This process is an example of how culture

The terms culture and nation are equivalent terms.

The basic understanding of what a culture thinks the world is like or what is true or false is termed their...

What a group of people decide is good or bad or what is important is termed...

A group's idea of what appropriate behavior or expectations are is termed...

Predictable social patterns that members of a group typically follow...

Together the beliefs, values, and norms affect the ____ of a group

Political term referring to a government and its people...

Term referring to physical similarities among people; like skin color...

A term that could refer to a number of cultures that share a language, religion, or nation state (among other things)...

Inherited characteristics are a result of...

Intracultural communication is when the people talking ___ from a similar culture

Intercultural communication is when the people talking ___ from a similar culture

Communication between European Americans and Vietnamese People is...

Cross-cultural communication involves a comparison of people from the ____ culture to people of a ___ culture.

Interactions among people from different nations is termed...

Race can form the basis for prejudicial communication that can be a major obstacle to intercultural communication..

Europeans were able to conquer the native people in the Americas because of the Europeans'

Knowledge of one's own cultural system can help to understand another culture.

The tapestry metaphor of cultural diversity implies that U.S. American cultures are rather static and unchangeable.

People from Brazil and Guatemala may also be considered Americans.

One problem with the melting pot metaphor is that it is not an accurate depiction of what has actually occurred in the U.S.

What do the terms "black people" and "white people" refer to?

The term "Hispanic" refers to

he display of _____ is the only BASIC skill that is demonstrated similarly by all cultures.

Which metaphor of U.S. cultural diversity suggests it is NOT acceptable for cultural groups to maintain their unique identities?

The term dominant culture can be perceived negatively by people in the United States because it might suggest that one culture...

Members of the Cherokee and Inuit cultures prefer to be called Native Americans.

People are usually not conscious of culturally shared beliefs.

Cultures that emphasize formality are more likely to adhere to a hierarchical social relations structure during interactions.

Beliefs that refer to matters of personal likes and dislikes are called...

Shared interpretations about what the world is, what it should be, how people should behave, and people's predictable behavior patterns are:

Within any culture, a preferred set of solutions will be chosen and agreed upon by all of its members

The term that refers to socially shared expectations of appropriate behaviors is

"Becoming" is the dominant characteristic of European Americans.

Regarding something as good or bad, clean or dirty, or fair or unfair, is an example of a...

Which term refers to whether a value is seen as positive or negative?

What are the four components of cultural patterns?

Hofstede's indulgence versus self-restraint dimension implies that ultures high on restraint discourage excess ...

The GLOBE research mixes cultural practices with cultural values to provide one simple taxonomy of cultural patterns.

Cultures at the midpoint of the gender egalitarianism dimension believe that

Striving for individual happiness is NOT an expectation of cultures that are high on humane orientation.

ultures that do NOT advocate deferred gratification of rewards are described by the present orientation dimension.

Cultures that do NOT prefer and reward the satisfaction the simple pleasures of the present moment bring are described by the

Cultures that have high uncertainty avoidance develop many ways to control people's social behaviors.

According to Hofstede, cultures that believe people should be judged on the basis of their achievements tend to have

People from self-effacement cultures adapt relatively easily to foreign environments

The competent intercultural communicator acknowledges the existence of negative feelings about other cultures.

Once formed, cultural identities provide an essential framework, organizing and interpreting our experiences of others.

Fears that the outgroup will achieve economic or social success, along with a simultaneous loss of economic or social status by the ingroup=

The knowledge function of prejudices helps people to maintain their sense of self-esteem.

People who ignore evidence that is not consistent with their own viewpoint may be called

It is natural for humans to understand that others evaluate and reason about the world differently.

Which human information process presents an obstacle to intercultural competence?

The outgroup homogeneity effect occurs when all members of a particular group are regarded as much more similar to each other than they...

The term _____ refers to the behavioral manifestations of one's prejudice.

he tendency to use the categories and values of one's own culture to evaluate the actions of others is called...