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AFS Cultural Dimensions & Communication Styles
AFS Cultural Dimensions & Communication Styles
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Low-context cultures are based on the verbal message / and are found in the Middle East, Asia, Africa and South America.
True / True
False / False
False / True
True / False
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In these cultures, a low-context communicator may come off as rude or harsh.
Colective
Individualistic
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A high-context communicator is a cultural divergent in individualistic cultures
True
False
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It refers to the degree to which less powerful members of a culture accept differences in power or equality.
Individualism
Colectivism
Egalitarianism
Hierarchy
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In these cultures people question authority and attempt to distribute power.
Individualistic
Egalitarian
Collective
Expressive
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Sam's studying abroad, she's surprised by the teacher giving hugs to students when they arrive. The teacher's culture is
Expressive
Individualistic
Collective
Restrained
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Low-context is nuanced and layered with reading between the lines
True
False
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People see themselves as members of the group and expect the group to take care of them in exchange for their loyalty
Hierarchy
Individualism
Colectivism
High context
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Sam sat down with his friends, opened a packet of chips, and ate the whole thing by himself. Sam's culture is more
Individualistic
Restrained
Collective
Expressive
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When a high-context communicator says "This bedroom is really messy" they mean:
Clean the room right now!
That the room has character
They are just making an observation
I like this room
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High-context cultures rely on verbal communication to grasp the full significance
True
False
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Crying at the airport when saying goodbye to a friend who's going away is common in these cultures
Expressive
Restraint
Collective
High-context