CROSS CULTURAL

Question 0

HIGH CONTEXT

Answer 0

HARD FOR OUTSIDERS TO ENTER

Question 1

CULTURE

Answer 1

SHARED SET OF TRADITIONS BELIEF SYSTEM AND BEHAVIORS

Question 2

LOW CONTEXT

Answer 2

DIVISION OF RESPONSIBLITIES

Question 3

CROSS CULTURAL COMPETENCE 3C MODEL

Answer 3

ABILITY TO COMPREHEND QUICKLY AND THEN ACT APPROPRIATELY TO ATTAIN DESIRED RESULTS

OUT CIRCLE - KNOWLEDGE, MOTIVATION, LEARNING APPROACHES WITH IN INFLUENCE BY RELATE, COMMUNICATE AND NEGOTIATE

Question 4

CROSS CULTURAL SKILLS

Answer 4

COMMUNICATE, NEGOTIATE, RELATE

Question 5

FAMILY & KINSHIP

Answer 5

DOMAIN REFERS TO BOTH BLOOD AND MARRIAGE.

EX: MARRIAGE, CHILDREN, FAMILY SIZE

Question 6

RELIGION & SPIRITUALITY

Answer 6

BY DEFINING INDIVIDUALS PLACE IN SOCIETY, RELIGION AND PROVIDES A PEOPLE SENSE OF PERSONAL IDENTITY AND BELONGING

ELEMENTS: ORIGINS, WORSHIP, COMMUNITY

Question 7

SEX & GENDER

Answer 7

SEX REFERS TO BIOLOGICAL DIFFERENCE, GENDER PROVIDES THE CULTURAL AND SOCIAL CLASSIFICATION

ELEMENTS: ROLES, IDENTITIES, LABOR, REPRODUCTION,

Question 8

POLITICAL & SOCIAL RELATIONS

Answer 8

THE AUTHORITY TO MAKE DECISIONS THAT AFFECT PUBLIC INTEREST IS PART OF SOCIAL RELATIONS AND IS LINKED TO KINSHIP, ECONOMICS, AND RELIGION.

ELEMENTS: COMMUNITY, ETHNIC , NATIONAL

Question 9

ECONOMICS & RESOURCES

Answer 9

THESE REFERS TO WAYS IN WHICH GOODS AND SERVICES ARE PRODUCED, DISTRIBUTED, AND CONSUMED IN A SOCIETY

ELEMENTS: PRODUCTIONS, REDISTRIBUTATION

Question 10

TIME & SPACE

Answer 10

TIME MANAGEMENT DIFFERS AMONG CULTURES, ORIENTATION , PURPOSES, MEASUREMENTS

Question 11

LANGUAGE & COMMUNICATION

Answer 11

BY TRANSLATING EXPERIENCE INTO LANGUAGE, HUMANS GAIN KNOWLEDGE THAT CAN BE COMMUNICATED TO NEW MEMBERS OF GROUP OR SOCIETY-WE USE LANGUAGE TO TEACH CULTURE
ELEMENTS: VERBAL & NONVERBAL, EMOTIONAL & NEUTRAL

Question 12

TECHNOLOGY & MATERIAL

Answer 12

VALUES AND PATTERNS IN THIS DOMAIN HAVE A SIGNIFICANT IMPACT ON ENVIRONMENT.

ELEMENTS- PRODUCTION, ADOPTION

Question 13

HISTORY & MYTH

Answer 13

HISTORY IS THE STUDY OF THE PAST.
HISTORY AND MYTH IS INTERRELATED

ELEMENTS: CREATION, ORGINS,ENDS

Question 14

SUSTENANCE & HEALTH

Answer 14

HAVING DIFFERENT METHODS OF TRANSFORMING NATURAL RESOURCES INTO FOOD

ELEMENTS: COLLECTION, CONSUMPTION, HEALING

Question 15

AESTHETICS & RECREATION

Answer 15

SOCIETAL EXPRESSION OF ONESELF IN WAYS THAT SURPASS THE NEED FOR PHYSICAL SURVIVAL

ELEMENTS ART, MUSIC , SPORT

Question 16

LEARNING & KNOWLEDGE

Answer 16

HUMAN SOCIAL ORGANIZATION AND GROUP LIVING PROVIDE THE BASIC CONTEXT FOR GROWTH AND LEARNING WHEREBY WE LEARN FROM OUR PARENTS

ELEMENTS: COMMUNITY, PROFESSIONAL , FORMAL

Question 17

ATTITUDES CAN BE UNDERSTOOD AS HAVING

Answer 17

AFFECTIVE, COGNITIVE AND MOTIVATIONAL ELEMENTS

Question 18

LEARNING APPROACHES (APPLICATION)

Answer 18

THE ABILITY TO TAKE THE FOUNDATIONAL CONCEPTS AND APPLY THEM TO CULTURAL SCENARIOS NOT PREVIOUSLY ENCOUNTERED.

LEARN HOW THEY LEARN

Question 19

THE UNDERLYING

THESE CROSS CULTURAL SKILLS

Answer 19

IS A BODY OF DECLARATIVE KNOWLEDGE (CONCEPTS) AS WELL AS PROCEDURAL KNOWLEDGE ( WHAT TO DO)

Question 20

CULTURAL VALUES AND WORLD VIEW TO CONSIDER

Answer 20

POWER, ACHIEVEMENT, SELF-DIRECTION, UNIVERALISM, TRADITION, CONFORMITY, SECURITY

Question 21

ETHNOCENTRISM

Answer 21

VIEW THAT OUR OWN CULTURE IS RIGHT AND OTHERS ARE WRONG

Question 22

MIRROR IMAGE

Answer 22

BELIEVING THERE CULTURE SHOULD HAVE THE SAME THINGS AS YOUR CULTURE

Question 23

RELATIVISM

Answer 23

ALLOWS YOU TO TEMP SUSPEND JUDGEMENT IN ORDER TO UNDERSTAND THINGS FROM ANOTHER POINT VIEW

Question 24

CULTURAL VALUES AND WORLD VIEW

Answer 24

POWER, ACHIEVEMENT, SELF DIRECTION, UNIVERSALISM, TRADITION, CONFORMITY, SECURITY