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Module 3 Flashcards

1
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Global or Local
advancement in technology is credited for its drastic development

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Global

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TRUE or FALSE
Xenophobia refers to the extreme dislike or fear of foreigners because of their unusual appearance.

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FALSE

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Global or Local
interaction between people who are away from each other in both time and space or both

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Global

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TRUE or FALSE
Local communication is not affected by government censorship since it sets its own rules on people’s interaction within a culture or a society.

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FALSE

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TRUE or FALSE
Some languages are restrictive so positioning men and women equal through the content is not possible.

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FALSE

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Global or Local
appears as a form of distant influences on one’s personal life and day-to-day activities

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Global

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TRUE or FALSE
One way to promote gender equality in local and global communication is to create content that is gender inclusive.

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TRUE

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TRUE or FALSE
Without massive opposition from social groups, any law enacted to control freedom of expression cannot be considered as an issue in local or global communication.

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FALSE

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Global or Local
can bridge gaps through the understanding of language and culture differences between people

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Global

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Global or Local
involves interaction between individuals who are both present physically

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Local

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Global or Local
produces knowledge that is conveyed through communication in a society

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Local

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Global or Local
includes the immediate influences on one’s perspectives, personal life, and day-to-day activities

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Local

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Global or Local
concerned about the flow of information and culture across countries

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Global

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Global or Local
Considers differences in personality, beliefs, and the background of people in one cultural setting.

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Local

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TRUE or FALSE
Ethical communication and awareness of linguistic, cultural, and social differences are important in engaging in global communication.

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TRUE

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Global or Local
gave rise to transnational media corporations

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Global

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17
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Global or Local
Can be negatively or positively improved by political relations as in the case of alliances between nations

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Global

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TRUE or FALSE
Societal stereotypes and interpersonal differences do not affect the communication gap since people are expected to accept all views expressed in discourses.

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FALSE

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19
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Global or Local
characterized by social integration like face-to-face interaction

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Local

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TRUE or FALSE
Reverse anti-intellectualism refers to the aggression toward people who express views that appear to be uneducated.

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TRUE

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TRUE or FALSE
Being gender-sensitive is naturally learned and need not be taught in academic institutions nor corporate training.

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FALSE

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Global or Local
explores the conventions of multiple cultures to determine the appropriateness of communication

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Global

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TRUE or FALSE
All genders must be represented in the language that we use to mainstream gender equality in global communication.

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TRUE

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Global or Local
pertains to how people connect, relate, and mobilize across social, political, economic, and geographic divisions

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Global

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25
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TRUE or FALSE
Learning communication strategies can help impose equality.

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TRUE

26
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Global or Local
is being able to communicate with the members of your immediate community

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Local

27
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Global or Local
includes the use of media as part of a system of news flow, political interaction, and cultural exchange

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Global

28
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Global or Local
Caused the change in environmental, cultural, political and economic elements of the world

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Global

29
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Global or Local
the term used to describe ways to connect and mobilize across geographic, political, economic, social, and cultural divides

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Global

30
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TRUE or FALSE
Anti-intellectualism pertains to the thinking that those who express different views or alternative opinions are arrogant and elitist.

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TRUE

31
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TRUE or FALSE
Observing gender diversity in collaborative work should be done only to give off the image of a gender-sensitive organization.

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FALSE

32
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TRUE or FALSE
Smart-shaming can also be characterized as the labeling of a person as “insufficiently sympathetic” towards the poor and the working class based solely on his/her expression of a differing view on an issue.

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TRUE

33
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Global or Local
uses the mother tongue or a common language spoken in one’s town or region

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Local

34
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Global or Local
directly affected by the process of globalization, and helps to increase business opportunities, remove cultural barriers and develop a global village

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Global

35
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Global or Local
is a way in which countries can change the environmental, cultural, political, and economic conditions of the world

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Global

36
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Global or Local
influenced by one’s attachment to the place where there is an experience of greatest cultural comfort

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Local

37
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Global or Local
synonymous to international communication

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Global

38
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TRUE or FALSE
Xenophobia refers to the extreme dislike or fear of foreigners, their customs, their religions, etc.

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TRUE

39
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TRUE or FALSE
The use of gender-sensitive communication is a strategy that can enforce gender equality.

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TRUE

40
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Global or Local
helps in increasing business opportunities, remove cultural barriers, and develops a community with members from diverse backgrounds

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Global

41
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Global or Local
communication contained within international communication

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Local

42
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Global or Local
Observes diversity in communication by looking at what’s acceptable and unacceptable in different cultures

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Global

43
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TRUE or FALSE
Both anti-intellectualism and reverse anti-intellectualism are threats to local communication.

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TRUE

44
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Global or Local
contains a process that follows the societal conventions

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Local

45
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TRUE or FALSE
Gender issues can affect both local and global communication.

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TRUE

46
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Global or Local
is geographically inclusive

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Global

47
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Global or Local
triggered by social changes and difference in social behavior and social coordination

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Local

48
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TRUE or FALSE
Local and global communication pertains to how communication flows within and across cultures.

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TRUE

49
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TRUE or FALSE
Content and language that are stereotypical are not controlled by the communicators.

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FALSE

50
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TRUE or FALSE
Because hate is transmitted through communication, all forms of discrimination are issues in local and global communication.

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TRUE

51
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Global or Local
goes beyond the limitations of individual states and highlights the communication among people across borders

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Global

52
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TRUE or FALSE
Gender-responsiveness is empowering and enabling those who are discriminated to have a meaningful contribution to society.

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TRUE

53
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TRUE or FALSE
Anti-intellectualism refers to one’s feeling of dislike or hatred of someone who uses his high educational attainment to pursue career opportunities.

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FALSE

54
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TRUE or FALSE
Observing gender diversity in collaborative work also expands viewpoints that can be useful in decision-making tasks.

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TRUE

55
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TRUE or FALSE
Gender-responsiveness is limited to the recognition and acknowledgment of the presence of the gender gap in society.

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FALSE

56
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TRUE or FALSE
In the face of gender issues in global communication, it is better to be gender-sensitive than to be gender-responsive.

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FALSE

57
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TRUE or FALSE
Content and language that are stereotypical are not controlled by the communicators.

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FALSE

58
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TRUE or FALSE
East Asian immigrants are the only ones targeted by Xenophobia.

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FALSE

59
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Global or Local
influenced by one’s attachment to the place where there is an experience of greatest cultural comfort

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Local

60
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Global or Local
Redefines soft and hard power of nations as well as diplomacy

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Global

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