Julian Bourelle's How Culture Drives Behaviour TEDTalk

Where was Julian Bourelle when he had the realization about his social behavior?

• In Norway

• In France

• In Brussels

• In Canada

In the context of adapting to a new culture, what does Bourelle suggest you should do to benefit from diversity?

• Confront cultural differences

• Complain about the new culture

• Conform to the societal norms

• Avoid interacting with the locals

What was the reaction of the guide when she perceived Bourelle’s friend as uninterested?

• She ignored him

• She became upset and shook him

• She complimented him

• She asked him to leave

Bourelle registered for a leadership class titled “Leadership for women.” Why was he denied entry?

• Because he did not meet the academic requirements

• Because the class was only for women

• Because the class was full

• Because the class was canceled

According to Bourelle, which factor increases problem-solving ability, creativity, and innovation?

• Gender diversity

• Cultural diversity

• Educational diversity

• Age diversity

What does Bourelle suggest happens if you are “blinded by your cultural glasses”?

• You will become more creative

• You will feel lonely and rejected

• You will adapt quickly

• You will make more friends

According to Bourelle, what is a typical reaction at a Norwegian bus stop when it becomes full?

• People start talking to each other

• Someone stands up and leaves the bench

• People move closer together

• People ignore each other

How does Bourelle describe the impact of cultural differences on physical space and politeness?

• They are universal and understood similarly everywhere

• They have no significant impact on communication

• They can lead to miscommunication and discomfort

• They make people more polite

What project did Bourelle start with his friend to help connect cultures?

• A leadership training program

• A website with humoristic cultural drawings

• A multicultural conference

• A series of academic lectures

What is the key concept Bourelle emphasizes throughout his lecture?

• Conformity

• Isolation

• Cultural glasses

• Independence