Intercultural communication

Which power-distance culture prefers power to be equally distributed?

• Black power-distance cultures

• Great power-distance cultures

• High power-distance cultures

• Low power-distance cultures

Culture is .....

• the social aspect of communicating

• purging untrustworthy sources from your communication circle

• a system of shared values, beliefs, attitudes, and norms

• the history of family memorials

High power-distance cultures

• believe that power should be equal for everyone

• view unequal power distribution as normal

• reunite all cultural standards

• send nonverbal cues to communicate with other members of the group

Commonly accepted standards of what is considered right and wrong are .....

• common standards

• morals

• receipts

• values

High uncertainty-avoidance cultures

• tolerate uncertainty and are less driven to control unpredictable people.

• do not tolerate uncertainty and are possess a high need to try to control unpredictable people

• have an even tolerance level of understanding towards others

• tend to blend in with the in-crowd

Values that members of a culture profess or wish to have are

• all-inclusive values

• common values

• ideal values

• real values

Culture that is less driven to control unpredictable people is...

• breakout culture

• contentious culture

• high uncertainty-avoidance culture

• low uncertainty-avoidance culture

Real values

• are values that guide your actual behavior.

• are values that look inside the soul

• are values that script the course

• are values that duplicate the success

People who view time as a continuous flow fall into

• chronemic cultures

• numerical cultures

• monochronic cultures

• polychronic cultures

Intercultural communication occurs when

• races embraces each other

• different ethnicities gather communication data

• people of different cultures interact and communicate

• rhetorical questions are posed for clarity