Intercultural Studies

Frage	Antworten
Five "Golden" approaches to ethics and moral framing	The Golden Purse The Golden Mean The Golden Law The Golden Consequence The Golden Rule
The Golden Rule	He who has the gold (power) rules.
The Golden Mean	Virtue lies between two extremes.
The Golden Law	What's right for one person is right for all.
The Golden Consequence	The greatest good for the greatest number of people.
The Golden Rule	Treat others the way you want to be treated.
The Platinum Rule	Treat others the way they want to be treated.
Conflict Approaches	Avoidance Accommodation Competing Compromising Collaboration
Cultural Adaptation (Culture Shock)	Hierarchy of Needs Enculturation Acculturation Assimilation
Hierarchy of Needs	Image: Maslow (image/jpg)
Enculturation	The society you are raised into.
Acculturation	The changing of oneself in order to belong to a new culture.
Assimilation	The replacement of a known culture for a new culture.
The "U" Curve	Honeymoon Crisis (Culture Shock) Critical Adjustment
Kim's Cultural Adaptation	T-graph, Adaption v. Stress measured by time (The spiraling line)
Acculturation Examples from "God Grew Tired of Us"	As boys they worked together to keep each other alive (the older boys took charge of younger).
Five Dimensions of Stereotypes	Direction Intensity Specificity Consensus Accuracy
Stereotype Direction	Positive or negative.
Stereotype Intensity	How strong is the stereotype held by the observer.
Stereotype Specificity	How vague or broad.
Stereotype Consensus	How well accepted or well known
Stereotype Accuracy	Is it a stereotype or sociotype
Stereotyping	Attributes that cover up individual differences and ascribe certain characteristics.
Prejudice	The very negative view of another group.
Ethnocentrism	Ones own group is the center of everything and all others are scaled and rated with references to it.
Expectation Violation Theory (EVT)	Explains a range of communication outcomes associated with violations of expectations about verbal and non verbal behavior.
Fundamental Attribution Error	Is it the person or the situation?
Five Types of Prejudice	Blatant Conceit Symbolic Tokenism
Pop Culture	Culture that originates from the people where commonalities are subject to hegemony and is mass produced for mass consumption.
Hegemony	Dominance of one over the another (ideological, political, economic, or cultural force).
Faith and Pop Culture Five Perspectives	Opposition Agreement Synthesized Tension Renewal
F/PC: Opposition	Christ against culture
F/PC: Agreement	Christ of culture, leads to accomidation
F/PC: Synthesized	Christ is above culture, lack of reform and change
F/PC: Tension	Christ and culture in paradox
F/PC: Renewal	Christ transforming culture
Four functions of nonverbal communication	1)Reflecting and managing id 2)Expressing emotions and attitudes 3)Conversation management 4)Impression formation and attraction
! Six Forms of Non-Verbal Communication	Kinetics and Oculesics Proxemics Haptics Paralanguage
Grime's Maxims to Communication	Quality Quantity Relevance Appropriate Manner
Communication Accommodation Theory	When people interact they adjust their speech, their vocal patterns, and their gestures to accommodate to the others

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