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GEB 3213 Exam 5 - Trammell FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND 100% CORRECT ANSWERS 2024 GRADED A+ What are approaches to communication dictated by? - ANSWER Cultural contexts - the cultural norms Why does the US prefer the direct approach? - ANSWER Because we value sincerity and openness. The US business culture favors _______ thinking. We prefer things explained in a ______ & _________ fashion. - ANSWER Linear chronological & narrative What is unique about the indirect approach in regards to other cultures? (2) - ANSWER 1. Point Not at beginning

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GEB 3213 Exam 5 - Trammell FINAL
EXAM QUESTIONS AND 100%




A
CORRECT ANSWERS 2024 GRADED A+




VI
TU
What are approaches to communication dictated by? - ANSWER Cultural
IS
contexts - the cultural norms
M
Why does the US prefer the direct approach? - ANSWER Because we value
sincerity and openness.
O


The US business culture favors _______ thinking.
We prefer things explained in a ______ & _________ fashion. - ANSWER
A



Linear
chronological & narrative
N




What is unique about the indirect approach in regards to other cultures? (2) -
JP




ANSWER 1. Point Not at beginning
2. Prioritizes vital cultural norms.

Indirectness may include what? (5) - ANSWER 1. Deliberate use of ambiguity
2. Elaborate courtesy and graciousness in wording
3. Meaning carried with message's context
4. Digressions

,5. Hierarchy in business

Why is ambiguity used in the indirect approach? (5) - ANSWER 1. Takes
pressure of responsibility off the reader/writer.
2. To "save face"
3. It creates multiple meanings
4. Could signal the writer's subtleness and skill to the reader.
5. Suggest reader to pay attention to whats not said




A
What is paralanguage? - ANSWER Vocal Qualifiers and Vocalizations.




VI
List some vocal qualifiers. - ANSWER Pitch, volume, velocity




TU
List some vocalizations. - ANSWER Non-word vocalizers and fillers
i.e. "uh-huh"
IS
How does the US view high pitch?
How does the French? - ANSWER US: Speaker is uncertain/doubtful
M

It it typical.
O


How can nonword vocalizers be misinterpreted? - ANSWER US "uh-huh" is
good but in Japan it means Yes
A



How is eye contact seen in the US?
N




In Japan? - ANSWER US: Honesty
JP




Japan: Invasion of privacy; rude

What is different in regards to gestures between the US, Japanese and Middle
Eastern business culture? - ANSWER Middle East:Use very large gestures,
touch listener,

US: not as expressive, still uses forceful gestures (drumming to underline point)

, Japan: Very few gestures

What are the different categories of nonverbals? (5) - ANSWER 1. Chronemics
2. Oculemics
3. Haptics
4. Olfactics
5. Chromatics




A
What are some other nonverbal considerations we should make in meeting with
people from other countries? (4) - ANSWER 1. Use of office space




VI
2. Silence
3. Greetings




TU
4. Personal space

What is chronemics? - ANSWER A culture's attitudes and perceptions of time.
IS
What are the different views of chronemics? - ANSWER Monochronic and
polychronic
M

What is the monochronic view? - ANSWER Time is seen as linear and work is
seen as a task by task accomplishment within a time frame.
O


What is the polychronic view? - ANSWER Time is seen as elastic and
A



open-ended.
Doing several important tasks simultaneously
N




Which countries are monochronic and polychronic? - ANSWER M: US, North
JP




America
P: South & Central America, Mediterranean, Middle East

Which countries take time commitments very seriously? - ANSWER 1. US
2. Northern Europe
3. Asia
4. German
5. Swiss

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