Intercultural interaction (Answers to the test Synergy)
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Answers to the test Intercultural interaction - SYNERGY, MOI, MTI.
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The goal of gender education is…
support women in pursuing education and successful careers in the same way as men
by reducing gender stereotypes, helping children achieve true civil equality, in which men and women coexist in a spirit of cooperation and respect
in the rejection of various kinds of social dependencies, including the dependence of women on men
According to the classification of spatial zones by E. Hall, the phase of proximity of the zone of social relations is …
75-120 cm
2,1-3,6 m
3,6-7,6 m
1,2-2,1 m
The installation of a biased or hostile attitude towards representatives of another ethnic group, their culture is ...
chauvinism
ethnic stereotype
prejudice
The greatest amount of theoretical and methodological knowledge and practical experience in the field of intercultural communication research, in particular, was borrowed from …
cultural studies
linguistics
ethnography
An unemotional conflict resolution strategy…
involves the externalization of emotions that arise during conflict situations and the emphasis on emotional discomfort associated with the object of the conflict
prefers direct negotiations
pays more attention not to what opponents say, but to how they behave
is based on the control of emotions and the inadmissibility of their manifestation in a conflict
In modern science ... are considered as stable, regularly reproduced in a social group ideas about any classes of objects, attributing a certain set of properties to these objects and, due to this, controlling the perception of objects included in the corresponding class
Stereotypes
For such a conflict resolution strategy as ..., it is typical to use indirect verbal signs (hyperboles, some stories, metaphors) with a strong manifestation of emotions, which serve as a real expression of concerns
dynamic style adaptation involvement discussion
According to one definition, … is a set of norms that determine human behavior and communication, and are reproduced by people in the course of social practices and learned in the process of socialization.
culture
One of the founders of ethnography and anthropology… understood culture as
"a complex whole which includes knowledge, beliefs, arts, morals, laws, customs, and any other abilities and habits acquired by man as a member of society" Edward T. Hall
Ray Birdwhistell Richard D. Lewis George Trager
Edward B. Tylor
The contact-establishing (or phatic) function of language was revealed by…
Ray Birdwhistell George Leonard Trager Melville Jean Herskovitz
Roman Jacobson
In the case of communication through an interpreter, when direct communication between the communicants is difficult or simply impossible, the interpreter recodes … communication channels
information transmitted linguistically and partially transmitted paralinguistically
all information transmitted linguistically and paralinguistically
information transmitted through linguistic, paralinguistic and non-verbal means
… is an attitude of prejudice and hostility towards something without sufficient grounds or knowledge for such an attitude
Prejudice
Speaking about prejudices, it can be noted that…
their essence is in attributing exclusively negative qualities to an object
they, unlike stereotypes, are not passed down from generation to generation, but arise spontaneously in the process of communication
they can be both positive and negative
they are often highly emotionally charged
... was the first to attempt to define a stereotype, according to which, “stereotypes are preconceived notions that decisively control all processes of perception”
The result is 80-100 points.
The test was taken recently.
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Before purchasing, be sure to review the questions already provided in advance, as tests and instructors change!
Questions:
The goal of gender education is…
support women in pursuing education and successful careers in the same way as men
by reducing gender stereotypes, helping children achieve true civil equality, in which men and women coexist in a spirit of cooperation and respect
in the rejection of various kinds of social dependencies, including the dependence of women on men
According to the classification of spatial zones by E. Hall, the phase of proximity of the zone of social relations is …
75-120 cm
2,1-3,6 m
3,6-7,6 m
1,2-2,1 m
The installation of a biased or hostile attitude towards representatives of another ethnic group, their culture is ...
chauvinism
ethnic stereotype
prejudice
The greatest amount of theoretical and methodological knowledge and practical experience in the field of intercultural communication research, in particular, was borrowed from …
cultural studies
linguistics
ethnography
An unemotional conflict resolution strategy…
involves the externalization of emotions that arise during conflict situations and the emphasis on emotional discomfort associated with the object of the conflict
prefers direct negotiations
pays more attention not to what opponents say, but to how they behave
is based on the control of emotions and the inadmissibility of their manifestation in a conflict
In modern science ... are considered as stable, regularly reproduced in a social group ideas about any classes of objects, attributing a certain set of properties to these objects and, due to this, controlling the perception of objects included in the corresponding class
Stereotypes
For such a conflict resolution strategy as ..., it is typical to use indirect verbal signs (hyperboles, some stories, metaphors) with a strong manifestation of emotions, which serve as a real expression of concerns
dynamic style adaptation involvement discussion
According to one definition, … is a set of norms that determine human behavior and communication, and are reproduced by people in the course of social practices and learned in the process of socialization.
culture
One of the founders of ethnography and anthropology… understood culture as
"a complex whole which includes knowledge, beliefs, arts, morals, laws, customs, and any other abilities and habits acquired by man as a member of society" Edward T. Hall
Ray Birdwhistell Richard D. Lewis George Trager
Edward B. Tylor
The contact-establishing (or phatic) function of language was revealed by…
Ray Birdwhistell George Leonard Trager Melville Jean Herskovitz
Roman Jacobson
In the case of communication through an interpreter, when direct communication between the communicants is difficult or simply impossible, the interpreter recodes … communication channels
information transmitted linguistically and partially transmitted paralinguistically
all information transmitted linguistically and paralinguistically
information transmitted through linguistic, paralinguistic and non-verbal means
… is an attitude of prejudice and hostility towards something without sufficient grounds or knowledge for such an attitude
Prejudice
Speaking about prejudices, it can be noted that…
their essence is in attributing exclusively negative qualities to an object
they, unlike stereotypes, are not passed down from generation to generation, but arise spontaneously in the process of communication
they can be both positive and negative
they are often highly emotionally charged
... was the first to attempt to define a stereotype, according to which, “stereotypes are preconceived notions that decisively control all processes of perception”
Additional Information
EkmanW. Lippmann W. Friesen E. Hall
… is the exchange of information between people through a common system of signs
Communications
Two inextricably linked components – linguistic and paralinguistic channels – distinguish … communications
in the verbal channel
in the non-verbal channel
both in verbal and non-verbal channels
… is a scientific discipline that studies non-verbal communication associated with the touch of partners to each other
Takeshika
The study of the nature of conflicts and the development of strategies for their resolution is an interdisciplinary science – …
Conflictology
According to Richard Lewis's classification of cultures, Japanese, Chinese and Korean cultures are classified as … cultures
monoactive polyactive reactive
The loss of primary cultural identity and the lack of identification with the new culture is…
marginalization assimilation integration enculturation separation
In the development of a conflict, there are traditionally … periods
internal and external
latent, open, final personal, direct and final
… – is the attribution of certain reasons for behavior to an object
Causal attribution Attribution of traits and qualities Situational attribution
In his typology of organizational cultures, Geert Hofstede proposed 6 parameters for each culture (country): …; individualism – collectivism; masculinity – femininity; acceptance – rejection of uncertainty; pragmatism; restraint, distance from power
proximity to power rebellion
militarism
The term "kinesics" translated from Greek means "..."
movement direction touch voice
The elementary unit of body motion (according to R. Birdwhistell) is…
Cinema
To divide cultures according to the nature of their use of space and time into high-context and low-context cultures, cultures with a predominantly monochrome or polychrome use of time, was proposed by …
Geert Hofstede Edward Hall Richard Lewis
The study of stereotypes in Western science began in …
1920s 1940s 1960s 1980s
Match the theory with its author:
Theory of Communicative Accommodation
Identity Management Theory
The "face" theory
Howard Giles
William Kupacz, Tadasu Todd Imauri
Stell Ting-Toomey
AD, BE, C–F
… is an exchange of information carried out by bearers of different cultures, and the fact that the communicants are bearers of different cultures significantly influences their communication and to some extent determines its course
intercultural communication
Speaking about ethnocultural stereotypes, it can be argued that they…
are formed under the influence of external sources
are real, i.e. they exist objectively
are one-sided, i.e. only one of the communicants is subject to the influence of stereotypical ideas
The main features of the formation of the theory of intercultural communication include the fact that it …
was created in a very short time by a very large group of scientists
was created mainly exclusively by anthropologists and had a specific purpose
initially had no specific purpose
Speaking about the verbal channel of communication, it can be stated that ... when communicating, we transmit 80% of information using verbal means; verbal communication is secondary to non-verbal; verbal communication arose much earlier than non-verbal
verbal communication is always conscious
Such a result of acculturation for an individual as alienation is related to such a strategy of acculturation as…
separation assimilation integration
marginalization
The history of the theory of intercultural communication itself began in …
United States of America Japan
Spain Great Britain
In a conflict resolution strategy such as …, the loser must admit defeat and give in, since further development of the conflict may cause him more harm than admitting defeat, while it is possible to try to negotiate some concessions
competition cooperation avoidance of conflict
compliant