Quiz 4

Question 1

cognitive componet

Answer 1

refers to how much the individual knows about the host culture

Question 2

affective componet

Answer 2

refers to how motivated the individual is to initiate and develop host culture relationships

Question 3

behavioral componet

Answer 3

refers to the actual interaction between the newcomer and host persons

Question 4

Predisposition

Answer 4

preparadeness
ethnicity
personality

Question 5

Enviroment

Answer 5

host receptivity
host conformity pressure
ethnic group strength

Question 6

Intercultural transformation

Answer 6

functional fitness
psychological health
intercultural indentity

Question 7

Modes of Acculturation

Answer 7

Assimilation
Integration
Separation
Marginalization

Question 8

acculturation

Answer 8

the process of cultural change that results from ongoing contact between two or more culturally different groups

Question 9

culture shock

Answer 9

the effects associated with the tension and anxiety of entering a new culture, combined with the sensations of loss, confusion, and powerlessness resulting from the forfeiture of cultural norms and social rituals

Question 10

reverse culture shock

Answer 10

the effects associated with the tension and anxiety of returning to one’s native culture after an extended stay in a foreign culture

Question 11

stages of culture shock

Answer 11

tourist/ honeymoon stage
culture shock stage
adjustment stage
adaptation/acculturation stage

Question 12

factors that affect culture shock

Answer 12

interpersonal
biological
geopolitical
host culture attitudes
quality or information
cultural similarity
spatial factors
control factors

Question 13

model of intercultural competence

Answer 13

knowledge
psychomotor features
situational features
affective

Question 14

knowledge component

Answer 14

the extent of ones awareness of another cultures values and so forth; also, the extent to which one is cognitively simple, rigid, and ethnocentric

Question 15

affective component

Answer 15

approach-avoidance tendencies during intercultural communication; the extent to which one experiences intercultural communication apprehension and ones willingness to communicate

Question 16

psychomotor features

Answer 16

the extent to which one translate cultural knowledge into verbal and nonverbal performance and role enhancement put the scripts and plans into action

Question 17

situational features

Answer 17

the extent to which the environment context, previous contact, status differential, and third-party intervention affect ones competence during IC