Question 1

The mode of acculturation,called marginalization,occurs when

Accepted Answer

A) individuals desire contact with the host culture while not necessarily maintaining an identity with their native culture. 
B) individuals desire a high level of interaction with the host culture while maintaining their identity with their native culture. 
C) individuals prefer low levels of interaction with the host culture while desiring a close connection with their native culture. 
D) individuals choose not to identify with their native culture or the host culture. 
A) individuals desire contact with the host culture while not necessarily maintaining an identity with their native culture. 
B) individuals desire a high level of interaction with the host culture while maintaining their identity with their native culture. 
C) individuals prefer low levels of interaction with the host culture while desiring a close connection with their native culture. 
D) individuals choose not to identify with their native culture or the host culture.

Question 2

To the extent that the cultures are more similar than different,less acculturative stress is experienced.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

The initial stage of culture shock,called something like the tourist or honeymoon stage is characterized by

Accepted Answer

A) actively engaging with newly learned problem-solving and conflict resolution tools. 
B) feelings of helplessness,isolation,and depression. 
C) actively seeking out effective problem-solving and conflict resolution techniques. 
D) intense excitement and euphoria associated with being somewhere different and unusual. 
A) actively engaging with newly learned problem-solving and conflict resolution tools. 
B) feelings of helplessness,isolation,and depression. 
C) actively seeking out effective problem-solving and conflict resolution techniques. 
D) intense excitement and euphoria associated with being somewhere different and unusual.

Question 4

The psychomotor component of intercultural communication is the degree to which one approaches or avoids intercultural communication-that is,one's level of motivation to interact with others from different cultures.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

The knowledge component of intercultural communication competence consists of

Accepted Answer

A) the degree to which a person approaches or avoids intercultural communication. 
B) the actual enactment of appropriate verbal and nonverbal behaviors. 
C) how much a person knows about the culture of the person with whom one is interacting. 
D) the actual context in which intercultural communication occurs. 
A) the degree to which a person approaches or avoids intercultural communication. 
B) the actual enactment of appropriate verbal and nonverbal behaviors. 
C) how much a person knows about the culture of the person with whom one is interacting. 
D) the actual context in which intercultural communication occurs.

Question 6

To the extent that a person endeavors to acquire the beliefs of a single cultural group with the ultimate goal of becoming indistinguishable from other members of the host culture,that person has become

Accepted Answer

A) marginalized. 
B) integrated. 
C) isolated. 
D) assimilated. 
A) marginalized. 
B) integrated. 
C) isolated. 
D) assimilated.

Question 7

Re-entry shock occurs when people return home after an extended stay in a foreign culture and they experience another round of culture shock,this time in their native culture.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Neuliep's textbook,Intercultural Communication: A Contextual Approach,is excellently written.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

The mode of acculturation,called marginalization,occurs when

To the extent that the cultures are more similar than different,less acculturative stress is experienced.

The initial stage of culture shock,called something like the tourist or honeymoon stage is characterized by

The psychomotor component of intercultural communication is the degree to which one approaches or avoids intercultural communication-that is,one's level of motivation to interact with others from different cultures.

The knowledge component of intercultural communication competence consists of

To the extent that a person endeavors to acquire the beliefs of a single cultural group with the ultimate goal of becoming indistinguishable from other members of the host culture,that person has become

Re-entry shock occurs when people return home after an extended stay in a foreign culture and they experience another round of culture shock,this time in their native culture.

Neuliep's textbook,Intercultural Communication: A Contextual Approach,is excellently written.

The Necessity of Intercultural Communication

The Cultural Context

The Microcultural Context

The Environmental Context

The Perceptual Context

The Sociorelational Context

The Verbal Code: Human Language

The Nonverbal Code

Developing Intercultural Relationships

Intercultural Conflict

Intercultural Communication in Organizations

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Exam 12: Acculturation, Culture Shock, and Intercultural Competence

The mode of acculturation,called marginalization,occurs when

To the extent that the cultures are more similar than different,less acculturative stress is experienced.

The initial stage of culture shock,called something like the tourist or honeymoon stage is characterized by

The psychomotor component of intercultural communication is the degree to which one approaches or avoids intercultural communication-that is,one's level of motivation to interact with others from different cultures.

The knowledge component of intercultural communication competence consists of

To the extent that a person endeavors to acquire the beliefs of a single cultural group with the ultimate goal of becoming indistinguishable from other members of the host culture,that person has become

Re-entry shock occurs when people return home after an extended stay in a foreign culture and they experience another round of culture shock,this time in their native culture.

Neuliep's textbook,Intercultural Communication: A Contextual Approach,is excellently written.

The Necessity of Intercultural Communication

The Cultural Context

The Microcultural Context

The Environmental Context

The Perceptual Context

The Sociorelational Context

The Verbal Code: Human Language

The Nonverbal Code

Developing Intercultural Relationships

Intercultural Conflict

Intercultural Communication in Organizations

Filters