Question 1

When doing a dietary analysis such as a food frequency, what is a "phantom food"?​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​a food that is deficient in the diet 
B)  a food with medicinal properties or a high status​ 
C)  a food not actually consumed​ 
D)  a snack​ 
E)  a food named with different terminology​ 
A)  ​a food that is deficient in the diet 
B)  a food with medicinal properties or a high status​ 
C)  a food not actually consumed​ 
D)  a snack​ 
E)  a food named with different terminology​

Question 2

What are the basic competencies needed by practitioners for effective intercultural communication?​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​content, relationship, and competence 
B)  expectation, information transfer, and commitment​ 
C)  attitude, knowledge, and skills​ 
D)  information transfer, relationship development and maintenance, and compliance gaining​ 
E)  diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up​ 
A)  ​content, relationship, and competence 
B)  expectation, information transfer, and commitment​ 
C)  attitude, knowledge, and skills​ 
D)  information transfer, relationship development and maintenance, and compliance gaining​ 
E)  diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up​

Question 3

Matching
-have a high tolerance for ambiguity.

Accepted Answer

A) Low-context cultures usually 
B) High-context cultures usually 
A) Low-context cultures usually 
B) High-context cultures usually

Question 4

Why might the same person use low-context communication in some situations and high-context communication in other situations?

Accepted Answer

As an example of low- versus high-contex

Question 5

In Japan, what word follows the surname given to a married woman?​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​bint 
B)  san​ 
C)  de​ 
D)  moni​ 
E)  sen​ 
A)  ​bint 
B)  san​ 
C)  de​ 
D)  moni​ 
E)  sen​

Question 6

Mass media campaigns are believed to influence a change in health behavior in approximately what percentage of the target audience?​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​20 percent 
B)  10 percent​ 
C)  less than 1 percent​ 
D)  15 percent​ 
E)  30 percent​ 
A)  ​20 percent 
B)  10 percent​ 
C)  less than 1 percent​ 
D)  15 percent​ 
E)  30 percent​

Question 7

Patients in the health-care setting are often worried and may frequently be in pain or fearful of outcomes.These personal conditions may be ________ effective communication.

Accepted Answer

A)  ​facilitators of 
B)  ​barriers to 
C)  ​motivators of 
D)  ​low-context cues to 
E)  ​high-context cues to 
A)  ​facilitators of 
B)  ​barriers to 
C)  ​motivators of 
D)  ​low-context cues to 
E)  ​high-context cues to

Question 8

Black adolescent girls showed significantly improved outcomes when what support person participated in weight-loss sessions?​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​father 
B)  friend​ 
C)  mother​ 
D)  sibling​ 
E)  teacher​ 
A)  ​father 
B)  friend​ 
C)  mother​ 
D)  sibling​ 
E)  teacher​

Question 9

What are the primary tools of the clinician following diagnosis?​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​tests 
B)  words​ 
C)  pills​ 
D)  prayers​ 
E)  scalpels​ 
A)  ​tests 
B)  words​ 
C)  pills​ 
D)  prayers​ 
E)  scalpels​

Question 10

What is the abrazo, a common greeting for Latinos?​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​an air kiss on each cheek 
B)  a high five-type hand slap​ 
C)  a handshake followed by a nod​ 
D)  ​a hug with back patting 
E)  ​a pat on the head 
A)  ​an air kiss on each cheek 
B)  a high five-type hand slap​ 
C)  a handshake followed by a nod​ 
D)  ​a hug with back patting 
E)  ​a pat on the head

Question 11

Matching
-hold group membership as more important than the individual.

Accepted Answer

A) Low-context cultures usually 
B) High-context cultures usually 
A) Low-context cultures usually 
B) High-context cultures usually

Question 12

"The individual is usually defined by group association" describes what type of culture?​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​high-context 
B)  low-context​ 
C)  interactive-context​ 
D)  community-context​ 
E)  intermediate-context​ 
A)  ​high-context 
B)  low-context​ 
C)  interactive-context​ 
D)  community-context​ 
E)  intermediate-context​

Question 13

Touching norms frequently vary according to attributes such as ethnicity, gender, age, or physical condition.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

In many high-context cultures with large power distances, the role of the patient is to follow the medical advice given by the doctor, who is the expert.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

When meeting a person for the first time, the only data that speakers usually have to work with come from​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​non-verbal cues. 
B)  spatial relationships. 
C)  their own cultural norms. 
D)  stereotypes. 
E)  social status. 
A)  ​non-verbal cues. 
B)  spatial relationships. 
C)  their own cultural norms. 
D)  stereotypes. 
E)  social status.

Question 16

Matching
-are polychronistic.

Accepted Answer

A) Low-context cultures usually 
B) High-context cultures usually 
A) Low-context cultures usually 
B) High-context cultures usually

Question 17

Why is the in-depth interview essential in intercultural counseling?

Accepted Answer

The in-depth interview is essential in i

Question 18

Matching
-regard actual words as more important than how they are said.

Accepted Answer

A) Low-context cultures usually 
B) High-context cultures usually 
A) Low-context cultures usually 
B) High-context cultures usually

Question 19

What translation technique requires that instructions are repeated back to the clinician?​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​back interpretation 
B)  repeat interpretation​ 
C)  respond interpretation​ 
D)  forward interpretation​ 
E)  direct interpretation​ 
A)  ​back interpretation 
B)  repeat interpretation​ 
C)  respond interpretation​ 
D)  forward interpretation​ 
E)  direct interpretation​

Question 20

The Swiss, Germans, and Scandinavians are examples of what type of cultures?​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​low-context 
B)  ​low-content 
C)  ​high-context 
D)  ​polychronistic 
E)  high-morality​ 
A)  ​low-context 
B)  ​low-content 
C)  ​high-context 
D)  ​polychronistic 
E)  high-morality​

When doing a dietary analysis such as a food frequency, what is a "phantom food"?

What are the basic competencies needed by practitioners for effective intercultural communication?

Matching -have a high tolerance for ambiguity.

Why might the same person use low-context communication in some situations and high-context communication in other situations?

In Japan, what word follows the surname given to a married woman?

Mass media campaigns are believed to influence a change in health behavior in approximately what percentage of the target audience?

Patients in the health-care setting are often worried and may frequently be in pain or fearful of outcomes.These personal conditions may be ________ effective communication.

Black adolescent girls showed significantly improved outcomes when what support person participated in weight-loss sessions?

What are the primary tools of the clinician following diagnosis?

What is the abrazo, a common greeting for Latinos?

Matching -hold group membership as more important than the individual.

"The individual is usually defined by group association" describes what type of culture?

Touching norms frequently vary according to attributes such as ethnicity, gender, age, or physical condition.

In many high-context cultures with large power distances, the role of the patient is to follow the medical advice given by the doctor, who is the expert.

When meeting a person for the first time, the only data that speakers usually have to work with come from

Matching -are polychronistic.

Why is the in-depth interview essential in intercultural counseling?

Matching -regard actual words as more important than how they are said.

What translation technique requires that instructions are repeated back to the clinician?

The Swiss, Germans, and Scandinavians are examples of what type of cultures?

Food and Culture

Traditional Health Beliefs and Practices

Food and Religion

Native Americans

Northern and Southern Europeans

Central Europeans - People of the Former Soviet Union - and Scandinavians

Africans

Mexicans and Central Americans

Caribbean Islanders and South Americans

East Asians

Southeast Asians and Pacific Islanders

People of the Balkans and the Middle East

South Asians

Regional Americans

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Exam 3: Intercultural Communication

When doing a dietary analysis such as a food frequency, what is a "phantom food"?​

What are the basic competencies needed by practitioners for effective intercultural communication?​

Matching -have a high tolerance for ambiguity.

Why might the same person use low-context communication in some situations and high-context communication in other situations?

In Japan, what word follows the surname given to a married woman?​

Mass media campaigns are believed to influence a change in health behavior in approximately what percentage of the target audience?​

Patients in the health-care setting are often worried and may frequently be in pain or fearful of outcomes.These personal conditions may be ________ effective communication.

Black adolescent girls showed significantly improved outcomes when what support person participated in weight-loss sessions?​

What are the primary tools of the clinician following diagnosis?​

What is the abrazo, a common greeting for Latinos?​

Matching -hold group membership as more important than the individual.

"The individual is usually defined by group association" describes what type of culture?​

Touching norms frequently vary according to attributes such as ethnicity, gender, age, or physical condition.

In many high-context cultures with large power distances, the role of the patient is to follow the medical advice given by the doctor, who is the expert.

When meeting a person for the first time, the only data that speakers usually have to work with come from​

Matching -are polychronistic.

Why is the in-depth interview essential in intercultural counseling?

Matching -regard actual words as more important than how they are said.

What translation technique requires that instructions are repeated back to the clinician?​

The Swiss, Germans, and Scandinavians are examples of what type of cultures?​

Food and Culture

Traditional Health Beliefs and Practices

Food and Religion

Native Americans

Northern and Southern Europeans

Central Europeans - People of the Former Soviet Union - and Scandinavians

Africans

Mexicans and Central Americans

Caribbean Islanders and South Americans

East Asians

Southeast Asians and Pacific Islanders

People of the Balkans and the Middle East

South Asians

Regional Americans

Filters

When doing a dietary analysis such as a food frequency, what is a "phantom food"?

What are the basic competencies needed by practitioners for effective intercultural communication?

In Japan, what word follows the surname given to a married woman?

Mass media campaigns are believed to influence a change in health behavior in approximately what percentage of the target audience?

Black adolescent girls showed significantly improved outcomes when what support person participated in weight-loss sessions?

What are the primary tools of the clinician following diagnosis?

What is the abrazo, a common greeting for Latinos?

"The individual is usually defined by group association" describes what type of culture?

When meeting a person for the first time, the only data that speakers usually have to work with come from

What translation technique requires that instructions are repeated back to the clinician?

The Swiss, Germans, and Scandinavians are examples of what type of cultures?