Cross Cultural Communication EPR 10903
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Explain FIVE (5) Hofstede cultural taxonomy.
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The CROSS CULTURAL COMMUNICATION EPR 10903 quiz assesses understanding of complex relationships, values, attitudes, and behaviors across different cultures. It covers key concepts like language barriers, beliefs, and specific cultural practices, enhancing learners' global communication skills.
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List FOUR (4) barriers of cross cultural communication.
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Culture is the __________ and broad set of relationship, values, attitudes and behaviors.
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Complete
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Complex
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Confuse
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Complicated
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A. ComplexExplanation
Culture is the complex and broad set of relationships, values, attitudes, and behaviors. This means that culture is not simple or straightforward, but rather intricate and multifaceted. It encompasses various aspects of human interaction and encompasses a wide range of beliefs, customs, and practices. Culture is not easily defined or categorized, as it is influenced by many factors and can vary greatly across different societies and communities.Rate this question:
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The origin word of culture is __________.
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Colo
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Cali
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Molo
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Collo
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A. ColoExplanation
The origin word of culture is "Colo".Rate this question:
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__________ is one of the barriers of cross cultural communication.
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Time
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Space
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Language
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Movement
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A. LanguageExplanation
Language is one of the barriers of cross cultural communication because people from different cultures may speak different languages, making it difficult for them to understand each other. Language barriers can lead to miscommunication, misunderstandings, and confusion. Without a common language, it becomes challenging to convey thoughts, ideas, and emotions effectively, hindering effective communication between individuals from different cultural backgrounds.Rate this question:
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__________ is referring to the basic understanding of a group of people about the world is like or what is true or false.
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Norms
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Values
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Beliefs
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Social practices
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A. BeliefsExplanation
Beliefs refer to the basic understanding of a group of people about what is true or false, or their perception of the world. Beliefs are deeply held convictions that shape an individual's thoughts, behavior, and attitudes. They are often influenced by cultural, religious, or social factors and can vary widely between different groups or societies. Beliefs play a crucial role in shaping individuals' perspectives and actions, as they provide a framework for interpreting and understanding the world around them.Rate this question:
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In Iran, there is a practice of performing a gesture of respect and deference, although it is generally understood such a gesture should be refused. this statement refers to __________.
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Taarof
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Taarif
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Taaduf
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Taafut
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A. TaarofExplanation
This statement refers to Taarof. Taarof is a cultural practice in Iran where people engage in polite and respectful gestures, such as offering something or insisting on paying for a meal, even though they may not actually want the other person to accept it. It is generally understood that the gesture should be refused out of politeness.Rate this question:
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Women tend not to look other person in the eye even with other women too. This statement refers to __________ country.
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India
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Japan
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Australia
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Cameroon
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A. CameroonExplanation
This statement suggests that women in Cameroon tend to avoid making eye contact with others, including other women.Rate this question:
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The actor Hugh Jackman is from __________.
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Canada
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France
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Australia
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Sweden
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A. AustraliaExplanation
Hugh Jackman is from Australia. He was born and raised in Sydney, Australia. He is widely known for his role as Wolverine in the X-Men series and has also appeared in numerous other films and stage productions. Jackman has often expressed his pride in his Australian heritage and has been an ambassador for various Australian organizations.Rate this question:
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A symbol is word, action, or object that stands for or represents a unit of meaning. This refers to communication is __________.
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Symbolic
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Contextual
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Interpretative
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Transactional
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A. SymbolicExplanation
The correct answer is "Symbolic". This refers to communication being symbolic because symbols are used to represent and convey meaning.Rate this question:
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Communication is __________ when there is a sender and receiver.
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Symbolic
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Process
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Contextual
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Transactional
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A. TransactionalExplanation
Transactional communication refers to a type of communication where both the sender and receiver are actively involved in the exchange of messages. It involves a back-and-forth interaction between the parties, with each participant taking turns as both sender and receiver. This type of communication is characterized by its dynamic nature and the mutual influence that occurs between the individuals involved. It emphasizes the importance of feedback and the understanding that communication is a collaborative process.Rate this question:
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It is always changing, moving, developing and evolving. This is called communication __________.
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Symbolic
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Process
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Contextual
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Transactional
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A. ProcessExplanation
Communication is described as a process because it involves a series of interconnected steps that occur over time. It is not a static or fixed phenomenon, but rather a dynamic and ongoing exchange of messages between individuals or groups. The process of communication includes various elements such as encoding, decoding, feedback, and noise, which all contribute to the overall transmission and interpretation of messages. By understanding communication as a process, we can better appreciate its complexity and the importance of effective communication skills in various contexts.Rate this question:
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