Review for Culture Unit

T/F There are 4 stages of nondominant identity development.

What is cognitive flexibility?

What is ALWAYS true about our social cultural identities?

Which of the following is an example of an avowed cultural identity?

What is the final stage of both dominant and nondominant identity development?

What is the concept of intersectionality?

T/F An example of a cultural/individual dialectic could be converting to a new religion.

TF An example of a cultural/individual dialectic is realizing men and women are really more similar than different.

T/F There are 5 stages of dominant identity development.

Which of the following is NOT a subtype of our cultural identities?

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of intercultural communication?

T/F An example of a personal/contextual dialectic is a friend behaving differently when promoted to manager.

Jean is Buddhist, but her school only takes off Christian holidays. She holds a meeting for awareness of other faiths...

Cultural communication competence is the ability to communicate effectively & appropriately in various cultural contexts

T/F: Ascribed identities are ones we accept and embrace.

T/F We use a dialectical approach to examine intercultural communication.

Joe is an American citizen. He befriends a refugee w/ temporary status and realizes he's taken citizenship for granted.

What is NOT true about personal cultural identities?

What is the digital divide?

Why is mindfulness important in intercultural communication competence?