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What does it mean to SAVE FACE?
To keep your make up on.
To smile :)
To look good
To avoid humiliation or losing respect.
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Why is it difficult to increase our intercultural communication skills?
Because we are non native speakers.
Because grammar and pronunciation are difficult to improve as adults.
Because we must look beneath the surface to understand.
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Define culture
Food, clothing and traditions
history and beliefs
a learned pattern of behaviors shared by a certain group
a group of cells in a chemistry dish
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We should avoid "painting cultures with a broad brush."
True
False
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How might a teacher from an COLLECTIVIST CULTURE give feedback?
Directly, so the student to know their mistake and advocate for themself.
Indirectly, to avoid embarrassing the student or making them lose face
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All cultural groups are based on a country or place.
True
False
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Why did the speaker talk about TJ and L and the credit union?
To explain the concept of community banking.
To give an example of a misunderstanding due to cultural differences.
To show she is a good teacher.
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LANGUAGE, FOOD and CLOTHING are examples of . . .
invisible cultural elements
visible cultural elements
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How might a teacher from an INDIVIDUALIST CULTURE give feedback?
Indirectly, to avoid embarrassing the student or making them lose face
Directly, so the student to know their mistake and advocate for themself.
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Why is the iceberg helpful for explaining culture?
It is cold.
Most of it is invisible, just like culture.
It is easy to see and understand, jus tlike culture.
It is deep and mysterious.
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What do we study in an intercultural communication class?
How to improve our pronunciation
Different languages
How are culture influences the way we communicate
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HISTORY, SPIRITUAL BELIEFS & ASSUMPTIONS are . . .
visible cultural elements
invisible cultural elements
