Intercultural Comm Midterm

In what stage of social identity theory do individuals start trying to "fit in" with their social group?

What is the word for how a culture understands time?

"Reading the air" is an example of what type of cultural communication style?

In what stage of majority identity development does a person internalize the dominant ideology as superior?

Which theory of identity describes how individuals balance multiple identities?

What is intersectionality?

What does the term cisgender mean?

Many women speak in a higher pitch voice when they speak to men they do not know. What is this an example of?

Intercultural communication can be understood through which 3 frameworks?

What is the basic idea underlying the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis?

Accents and pitch are included as what type of nonverbal behavior?

Which of the following is NOT one of Hofstede's Value Dimensions

Which of the following is an example of a liminal identity?

Which of the following is a cultural dialectic?

What is the word for the social and emotional meaning attached to a word, in comparison to the word's literal meaning?

What is whiteness?

In what stage of minority development does a person start to push back against dominant group ideals?

If a culture typically avoids small talk, their communication style could be described as...

What is the process by which others have identities attributed to them by others?

What is the term for an identity that is considered the norm and involves fewer barriers to success?

A culture which includes strict social norms and prioritizes order can be described as

Culture includes

Which of the following terms is an example of an ideograph?

What is an example of a privileged (hegemonic) norm in the U.S?

Which co-cultural orientation would most embrace the creation of ethnic-group specific neighborhoods in a major city?