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1Who argue that the significance of globalisation as a new phase has been exaggerated, and they believe that economic and social activity is regional.
- ATransnationalism
- BTraditionalist
- CEthnicity
2Define Transnationalism
- AThe multiple networks immigrants create access across geographic, culture and political borders.
- BOne or more parties believe that incompatible differences occur and therefore conflict arises.
3The Use of Touch
- AHaptics
- BHappenings
4Conflict and Conflict strategies are enacted through communication between parties.
- AManifest Conflict
- BPerceived Conflict
5Percieved Conflict
- AOne or more parties believe that incompatible goals and interdependencies exist.
- BConditions are ripe for conflict because incompatible goals and interdependence exists between parties.
6Latent Conflict.
- AConditions are ripe for conflict because incompatible goals and interdependence exists between parties.
- BParties begin to focus on conflict issues and formulate strategies to deal with the conflict.
7Felt Conflict
- AParties begin to focus on conflict issues and formulate strategies to deal with the conflict.
- BConflict and conflict strategies are enacted through communication between parties.
8Ethnicity
- AIdentifiable bodies of people who are of common heritage and cultural tradition passed down through generations.
- BGlobalisation as an inevitable development which cannot be resisted or significantly influenced by human interaction.
9Globalisation as an inevitable development which cannot be resisted or significantly influenced by human interaction.
- AGlobalist
- BGlobal Viewer
10Inner Core
- AHistory, beliefs, and values.
- BFormal Institutions
11Individualism
- AEmphasise individual goals, activities and aptitudes over others in the group.
- BEmphasis group goals rather than individual achievements.
12Ingroup
- AShared experiences and a shared idea of the future.
- BSeparation from the rest of the group.
13Masculine Cultures
- AMaximum distance between how men and women are expected to behave, high value placed on masculine traits and material success.
- BOverlapping social roles and high value placed on feminine traits.
14Overlapping social roles and high value placed on feminine traits.
- AFeminist cultures
- BMasculine cultures
15Collectivism
- AIndividual aspirations are more important than those of the group.
- BGroup membership prioritised over individuality.
16Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
- AThe means in which messages move from one source to another.
- BFalse prophecy may influence peoples behaviours so their reactions ultimately fulfil it.
17The means in which messages move from one source to another.
- AChannel
- BIdentifier
18What is the source?
- AThe origin of information.
- BVerbal and non-verbal forms of ideas communicated.
19Verbal and non-verbal forms of ideas communicated.
- AMessage
- BReciever
20Intended target of the message.
- AMessage
- BReceiver.
21Encoding
- AShared language used by individuals to categorise their experience and communicate it to others.
- BNegative attitude towards individuals based on stereotypes.
22Negative attitude towards individuals based on stereotypes.
- APrejudice
- BStereotypes
23Stereotypes
- ABelief that the characteristics of certain groups based on physical attributes or social status.
- BNegative attitude towards individuals based on stereotypes.
24Expectations
- AWe see what we want to see and hear what we want to hear.
- BWhat we expect to see and what we see are different
25Characterisation of a society with diverse cultures.
- ADiversity
- BAttitude
26High Power Distance
- AInequalities between people exist and are expected, less powerful depend on powerful; e.g. Thailand.
- BDe-emphasise the inequalities, interdependence between all; e.g. Australia.
27Low Power Distance
- ANon membership groups that are distant from the ingroup.
- BDe-emphasise the inequalities, interdependence between all; e.g. Australia.
28Conflict Aftermath
- AConflict seems settles; however, it can have short term and long term effects on the relationship between the conflicting parties.
- BSeen as distant from the in-group or seen as standing in the way of the in-groups accomplishments.
29Out-group
- ASeen as distant from the in-group or seen as standing in the way of the in-groups accomplishments.
- BNon-membership groups that are similar to the in-group.
30Belief that some racial groups are superior to others.
- ASteroetypes
- BRacism
31The concept that a child born into a gender will remain that gender for the rest of their lives.
- AGender Consistency
- BGender Imperfection
32Kinesics
- ABody Movement
- BThe use of touch
33High Uncertainty Avoidance
- ACollectivistic cultures- avoid risk taking, people are active and security seeking.
- BCope with stress, more initiate and a higher level of flexibility.
34Cope with stress, more initiate and a higher level of flexibility.
- ALow Uncertainty Avoidance
- BHigh Uncertainty Avoidance
35Encourage thrift, saving and perseverance towards final results.
- ALong Term
- BShort Term
36Less saving, spending and quick results.
- ALong Term
- BShort Term
37Question the relationship between humans and nature.
- AMan Nature Orientation
- BLow Context culture.
38High context culture
- APhysical, social and psychological aspects of an interaction.
- BExplicit verbal code - what is said.
39Explicit verbal code - what is said.
- AHigh context cultures.
- BLow context cultures.
40Familiarity
- AUse their existing knowledge to identify what they see.
- BServe and preserve the ingroup by sub-ordinating personal goals.
41Serve and preserve the in-group by sub-ordinating personal goals.
- ACollectivistic
- BIndividualistic.
42People strive for maximal distinctions between gender behaviours and expectations; greater value is placed on masculine traits.
- AMasculine Cultures
- BFeminine Culture
43Globalisation represents a significant shift, but they question the inevitability of its impacts.
- ATransformationalist
- BProxemics
44Use of Space
- AKinesics
- BProxemics
45Chronemics
- AThe use of time
- BThe use of space
46Refusal to discuss the conflict.
- AAvoiding
- BCompeting
47Use of power to gain ones objectives- ignoring needs of an opponent.
- AAccommodating
- BCompeting
48Conceal or play down differences by emphasising common interests.
- ACompromising
- BAccommodating
49Compromising
- ARefusal to discuss the conflict.
- BAims to find a mid-point and then work out a solution.
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- Quiz on Communication , created by brittca on 09/11/2014.
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