Culture

________ refers to the values, beliefs, customs, arts, and other products of human thought and work that characterize the people of a given society.

• Ethinicity

• Heritage

• Race

• Culture

________ is an outsider's capability to relate and work effectively across cultures.

• Multicultural sensitivity

• Cultural accommodation

• Multicultural transfer

• Cultural intelligence

________ is the awareness of and an honest caring about another individual's culture.

• Cultural accommodation

• Cultural sensitivity

• Cultural sympathy

• Cultural quotient

When immigrants adopt some aspects of the local culture while keeping aspects of their culture of origin, this process is called ________.

• stereotyping

• particularism

• creolization

• ethnocentrism

Globalization, in all its forms of personal and business contacts and information crossing borders, brings about changes that result in ________.

• individualism

• enculturation

•  acculturation

• cultural diffusion

Canada consists of distinct groups such as Anglophones, Francophones, and indigenous Canadians. This is an example of ________.

• subculture

• stereotyping

• cultural diffusion

• convergence

________ refers to the assumption that every member of a society or subculture has the same characteristics or traits without regard to individual differences.

• Diversification

• Posturing

• Stereotyping

•  Parochialism

________ refers to the belief that the practices of one's own country are best no matter where or under what conditions they are applied.

• Geocentrism

• Nationalism

• Parochialism

• Ethnocentrism

All of the following are value dimensions proposed by Hofstede EXCEPT ________.

• uncertainty avoidance

•  assertiveness

• power distance

• individualism

Which of the following is NOT categorized as a sociocultural variable of culture?

• Religion

• Education

• Economic system

• Language