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Summary Communication Science

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A detailed summary of the book 'Applying Communication Theory for Professional life' by M. Dainton and E.D. Zelley (4th edition). In this summary, you will find chapters 1 to 11. This summary gives you the opportunity to get a clearer picture of the issues discussed in the book. The summary consist...

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  • October 21, 2019
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Describe two of the five Cultural Dimensions proposed by Hofstede. Give an example of one country that you think has pretty extreme scores (in either direction) on both of these dimensions. Note: It is more important that your explanation makes sense and is complete than that the country actually does have extreme scores.

Answer: Something in the direction of: 1. Masculinity versus femininity: The relationship between biological sex and what is considered sex-appropriate behavior. 2. Individualism versus collectivism: Addresses how people define themselves and their relationship with other, does the self values individual uniqueness or is the self more focused on cooperation. The United States score high on masculinity, because they are seen as a very assertive and decisive country.

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A narrative that appears truthful and congruent with our own experiences, is also referred to as ...? Name the term and give an example.

Answer: Something in the direction of: Narrative fidelity. When you read in a book that someone felt very sick after drinking too many beers the night before. You basically know this is true, because of your own experiences, this can be seen as narrative fidelity.

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What is the difference between a team and an aggregate?

Answer: A team is an ongoing, coordinated group of people working together, while an aggregate is just a group of individuals, not related to each other in any sense.

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