Week 6- High/Low Culture & Indirect/Direct Communication Flashcards

1
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How can we categorize different cultures?

A

Taxonomies can be used?

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2
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What is a taxonomy?

A

A box or category

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3
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What is high-to low context cultural taxonomy?

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This is how direct or indirect communication is within a culture.

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4
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How does high-to low conext cultural taxonomy categorize cultures?

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By the amount of information implied by the setting of communication itself that is regardless of the specific words spoken. It matters on how the information is received.

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5
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What is the cultural continuum that cultures exist on?

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On a spectrum between high context and low context.

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6
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Can cultures be a mixture of high-context and low context? Or do they have to be one or the other?

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Some cultures one or the other, or a mix of both.

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7
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What does it mean when high-context cultures prefer to use high-context messages?

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The things that you say are not necessarily the things that it means. You are supposed to know the tones, and fluctuations, and clues.

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8
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What kind of context is for the deep south example the professor gave us?

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” She is really busy, isn’t she?” It creates an implication.

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9
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Most communication during a high context setting is implied by what?

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Physical setting, or presumed to be a part of individual’s internalized beliefs, values, norms, and social practices that are expected of you. # 7.02

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10
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Low context cultures use low context what?

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Messaging. The things that you say are the things that you mean. Everything is explicit

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11
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Is explicit information in low-context messages of high context messages?

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Low-context. It is embedded in the words themselves.

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12
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Communication that is implied by the physical setting is low context or high context?

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High-context messaging.

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13
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In what culture are meanings internalized with lots of emphasis on verbal codes?

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High context indirect message.

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14
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What context culture is connected to expressions that are taken for granted, assumed to be shared, and the preferred interpretation is already known?

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High context culture.

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15
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“Bless your heart” is a phrase used where you assume that you already know the context. Is this a part of high context culture or low-context culture?

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High-context culture

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16
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People look for behaviors in the messages that are plainly and explicitly coded. For examples: Think of the question ,” Howa re you doing?” What kind of context is this?

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Low-context culture.

17
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When details of the message are expressed specifically in the words that people use and very little communication is taken for granted. What kind of context culture communication is this?

A

Low-context culture.

18
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When the speaker is responsible for explaining something, is this high or low-context culture?

A

Low-context culture. You would ask to clarify the information. In high context culture ; you are responsible for figuring something out.

19
Q

Precision and specificality is associated with what culture?

A

Low-context.

20
Q

Internalization and emphasis on nonverbal codes is associated with what culture?

A

High context culture.

21
Q

What is an ingroup?

A

A group to which a person belongs.

22
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What is an outgroup?

A

It is a group to which she or he doesn’t belong.

23
Q

How many outgroups can there be in a situation?

24
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What is the importance of ingroups and outgroups?

A

Communication differs based on what group a person is associated with.

25
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It is easy to determine who is a member of the ingroup in a high or low context culture.

A

It is easy to determine who is a member of the in group in a high context culture.

26
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Why is it easier to determine membership of an ingroup in a high-context culture?

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” They don’t get cultural cues, don’t look or talk like us.”

27
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Whys is it more difficult to determine who is in the ingroup in low-context cultures?

A

Communication is more direct and when people need clarification, they ask.

28
Q

You must understand cultural cues in what culture?

A

High-context culture.

29
Q

True or False. Time works differently in both high and low context cultures. “ The orientation to time.”

30
Q

How do high context cultures view time?

A

Time is more open and less structured.

31
Q

If someone says they are coming around at 9:00 Am and they come around sometime in the morning, what culture is this?

A

High context culture

32
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If someone says they are coming in the morning around 9:00AM and they come by exactly at 9:00 AM, what culture would this be?

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Low-context culture. This is because in low context cultures you say what you mean.

33
Q

If time is highly organized and people are forces to pay more attention fo time to complete the work of living with others is which culture?

A

Low-context culture.

34
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Time is more regimented in what culture?

A

Low-context culture.

35
Q

Commitment in this culture is strong, deep, familial, tribal, and old school.

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High-context culture

36
Q

Commitment in this culture is less involved, there is less commitment, it is more fluid, and it is easier to become a part of the ingroup. The extent of commitment is lower.

A

Low context culture.