Chapter 3 Flashcards

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What is culture?

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A sum of the beliefs, rules, techniques, institutions, and artifacts that characterize a population.

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What is ethnocentricity?

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The belief that ones culture is superior to other cultures.

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What are aesthetics?

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A culture’s sense of beauty and good taste.

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In what mediums is culture manifested?

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Language, aesthetics, and religion

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What is Edward Hall’s framework for analyzing culture?

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It is a juxtaposition between high context (polychronic) cultures that focus on context within multiple timelines and low context (monochronic) cultures that are more linear and sequential.

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What is Florence Kluckhohn and Fred Strodtbeck’s cultural orientation framework?

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It is the consideration of five concepts: relationships to nature, relationships with other individuals, evaluation of human nature, relationship with time, and orientation for human activity,

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What is Greer Hofstede’s six dimensions?

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  • individualism vs. collectivism
  • power distance
  • uncertainty avoidance
  • masculinity vs. femininity
  • indulgent vs. restraint
  • pragmatic vs. normative
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What are Fons Trompenaar’s seven dimensions?

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  • universalism vs. particularism
  • individualism vs. communitarianism
  • neutral vs. affective
  • specific vs. diffuse
  • achievement vs. ascription
  • achievement vs. ascription
  • attitudes toward time
  • internal vs. external direction
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