LESSON 2 |COMMUNICATION and GLOBALIZATION

Question 1

It is the communication and assimilation among individuals, ethnicities, races, institutions, and governments of various nations supported by technology and compelled by international trade.

Answer 1

GLOBALIZATION

Question 2

8 TYPES OF GLOBALIZATION

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1. Financial Globalization
2. Economic Globalization
3. Technological Globalization
4. Political Globalization
5. Cultural Globalization
6. Sociological Globalization
7. Ecological Globalization
8. Geographical Globalization

Question 3

STRATEGIES TO BECOME EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATOR

Answer 3

⦿ Review communication principles.
⦿ Analyze the message receiver
⦿ Be open to accepting other cultures.
⦿ Learn about cultures and apply what is learned.
⦿ Consider language needs

Question 4

COMMUNICATION APPROACH TO INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION

Answer 4

Personality Strength
Communication Skills
Psychological Adjustment
Cultural Awareness

Question 5

The main personal traits that affect intercultural communication are self-concept, self-disclosure, self-monitoring, and social relaxation.

Answer 5

Personality Strength

Question 6

Individuals must be competent in verbal and non-verbal behaviors.

Answer 6

Communication Skills

Question 7

Effective Communicators must be able to acclimate to new
environments. They must be able to handle the feelings of “culture shock”

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Psychological Adjustment

Question 8

To be competent in intercultural communication, individuals must
understand the social customs and the social system of the host culture.

Answer 8

Cultural Awareness

Question 9

BARRIERS TO INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION

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1. Anxiety
2. Assuming Similarity instead of Differences
3. Ethnocentrism
4. Stereotyping
5. Prejudice
6. Motivation
7. Tolerance for Ambiguity
8. Open-mindedness
9. Knowledge and Skill

Question 10

of not knowing what you are expected
to do

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ANXIETY

Question 11

how cultures differ as to whom it is appropriate to display emotions.

Answer 11

Assuming Similarity instead of Differences

Question 12

negatively judging aspects of another culture by the standards of
one’s own culture.

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ETHNOCENTRISM

Question 13

refer to negative or positive judgments made about individuals based on any observable or believed group membership.

Answer 13

Stereotyping

Question 14

refers to the irrational dislike or hatred of a particular group,
race, religion, or sexual orientation

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PREJUDICE

Question 15

desire to communicate successfully with strangers is an important
start.

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MOTIVATION

Question 16

makes it possible to accept, and even embrace, the often equivocal and sometimes downright incomprehensible messages that characterize intercultural communication.

Answer 16

Tolerance for Ambiguity

Question 17

requires an attitude that recognizes that people who behave differently are most likely following rules that have governed their whole lives.

Answer 17

Open-mindedness

Question 18

Communication Theorist Charles Berger outlines three strategies for
moving forward to a more mindful, competent style of intercultural
communication:

Answer 18

PASSIVE OBSERVATION
ACTIVE STRATEGIES
SELF-DISCLOSURE