MANG 4446 FB Case Exam With
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Cultural sensitivity - ANSWER The awareness of and concern for other's
cultures.
Cultural "IQ" - ANSWER A person's natural ability to interpret someone's
unfamiliar and ambiguous gestures correctly.
social culture - ANSWER values, knowledge, and belief of society
organizational culture - ANSWER a firm's shared values, knowledge, and
beliefs.
Culture - ANSWER The entire set of social norms and responses that
condition people's behavior; it's a shared experience.
Formal learning - ANSWER Occurs when values/attitudes/behaviors are
taught by precept and admonition.
Informal learning - ANSWER Occurs when values/attitudes/behaviors are
learned from simply existing within a society.
Technical formal learning - ANSWER Occurs with explicit learning between
teacher and student.
Beliefs - ANSWER ideals of truth that people hold
Values - ANSWER things explicitly of implicitly desirable to an individual or
group
Attitudes - ANSWER external expressions of values
, Behavior - ANSWER the final action of the decision-maker and reflects
beliefs, values, and attitudes
Spiral of culture - ANSWER the reflection that beliefs, values, attitudes and
behaviors change and grow as society does
cultural convergence - ANSWER the idea that cultures are becoming more
similar to each other
cultural divergence - ANSWER the refusal to accept cultural values of others
cultural dominance - ANSWER the approach one takes to other cultures one
will continue to do things in the same home country way without reference
to, thought of or concern with other culture's/country characteristics
cultural accommodation - ANSWER the approach where in one embraces the
attempt to imitate practices of the host country, departing from one's own
cultural/country characteristics
cultural compromise - ANSWER a combination of cultural dominance and
cultural accommodation
cultural avoidance - ANSWER adherence to the pretense that there are no
cultural differences
cultural synergy - ANSWER acknowledges and utilizes cultural difference in
developing new solutions to problems
self-reference criterion - ANSWER the unconscious reference to oneself and
one's own cultural values in one's view of the world and of others
Parochialism - ANSWER the practice of viewing the world only through one's
own perspective, "our way is the only way"
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Cultural sensitivity - ANSWER The awareness of and concern for other's
cultures.
Cultural "IQ" - ANSWER A person's natural ability to interpret someone's
unfamiliar and ambiguous gestures correctly.
social culture - ANSWER values, knowledge, and belief of society
organizational culture - ANSWER a firm's shared values, knowledge, and
beliefs.
Culture - ANSWER The entire set of social norms and responses that
condition people's behavior; it's a shared experience.
Formal learning - ANSWER Occurs when values/attitudes/behaviors are
taught by precept and admonition.
Informal learning - ANSWER Occurs when values/attitudes/behaviors are
learned from simply existing within a society.
Technical formal learning - ANSWER Occurs with explicit learning between
teacher and student.
Beliefs - ANSWER ideals of truth that people hold
Values - ANSWER things explicitly of implicitly desirable to an individual or
group
Attitudes - ANSWER external expressions of values
, Behavior - ANSWER the final action of the decision-maker and reflects
beliefs, values, and attitudes
Spiral of culture - ANSWER the reflection that beliefs, values, attitudes and
behaviors change and grow as society does
cultural convergence - ANSWER the idea that cultures are becoming more
similar to each other
cultural divergence - ANSWER the refusal to accept cultural values of others
cultural dominance - ANSWER the approach one takes to other cultures one
will continue to do things in the same home country way without reference
to, thought of or concern with other culture's/country characteristics
cultural accommodation - ANSWER the approach where in one embraces the
attempt to imitate practices of the host country, departing from one's own
cultural/country characteristics
cultural compromise - ANSWER a combination of cultural dominance and
cultural accommodation
cultural avoidance - ANSWER adherence to the pretense that there are no
cultural differences
cultural synergy - ANSWER acknowledges and utilizes cultural difference in
developing new solutions to problems
self-reference criterion - ANSWER the unconscious reference to oneself and
one's own cultural values in one's view of the world and of others
Parochialism - ANSWER the practice of viewing the world only through one's
own perspective, "our way is the only way"
