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1
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What is Gender?

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A complex combination of physical, behavioral, and psychological attributes

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What is Gender Polarization?

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Individuals are sorted into either “male” or “female”

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What is Gender Continuum?

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Individuals are complex combinations of attributes both “male” and “female”

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What is Gender Fluid?

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Is not binary and views gender as a dynamic mix of characteristics

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What is sex?

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Anatomical; biological distinctions

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What is gender identity?

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internal sense of self perception

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What is transgender?

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Gender identity does not match sex assigned at birth

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What is cisgender?

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Gender identity matches sex assigned at birth

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What is gender socialization?

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cultural training through which we learn gender norms expected of us; names, clothes, toys, room decor

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What is gender roles?

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Societal expectations for conduct/behavior

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What is Co-Culture?

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Smaller groups that live alongside main culture but are different

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What is Co-Culture communication?

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Someone from a smaller group talks with someone from dominate culture

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What is Intersections of our identity?

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Our identity and how we interact with others are always connected to the cultures and situations we are apart of

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What is intersectionality?

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Looks at how different parts of our identity overlap/affect our experiences

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What is predjudice?

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Stereotypes towards groups conflicted with negative emotions and behavior inclinations

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What is microaggression?

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prejudice that is expressed directly towards people who are members of unrepresented groups

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How to overcome predjudice?

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Use empathy,learn,engage, and listen

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What is a high-uncertainty-avoidance culture?

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Value control and structure

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What is a low-uncertainty avoidance culture?

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Values innovation, change, and critical thinking

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What are emotional display rules?

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Norms that dictate the way people show emotion

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What is power distance?

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How people in culture feel about power being shared unequally

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What is a lower-power-distance?

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Leaders try to be more equal with others and minimize the gap between them and those of less power

23
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What is a higher-power-distance

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People in high positions are treated with more respect and the gap between leaders and others is accepted

24
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What is communication accommodation?

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Adjusting how you communicate to math the preferences of the person you’re speaking to makes you seem more skilled and understanding when you can adapt

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What is Inter-cultural competence?

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Communicating in a way that is appropriate, effective, and ethical

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What is world mindedness?

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Acceptance/respect of those that have different beliefs, values, and customs

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What is ethnocentrism?

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Thinking your beliefs are better than others

28
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What is attributional complexity?

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Understanding peoples actions have different reasons behind them

29
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What is Constitutive Rule?

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Define words meanings

30
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What is Regulative Rules?

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Control how you use language

31
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What is denotative meanings?

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Literal meanings of words

32
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What is connotative meanings?

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Meanings based one life experiences

33
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What are the 4 types of deception

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Avoidance, Concealment, lying, and ambiguity

34
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What is defamations?

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Saying or writing something false on purpose to harm someone else reputation

35
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What is libel?

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written lies

36
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What is Slander?

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Spoken lies

37
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What is intimate in distance?

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0-18 inches

38
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What is personal in distance?

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18 inches to 4 feet

39
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What is social in distance?

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4 feet to 12 feet

40
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What is public in distance?

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12+ feet

41
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What is involved in a motived sequence

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Attention, Need, Satisfaction, Visualization, action

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What is attention?

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Introduce topic

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What is need?

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State problem

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What Satisfaction?

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Present plan

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What is visualization?

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Show positive outcomes/negative outcomes

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What is action?

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Call for commitment/guide actions

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