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28 Cards in this Set
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What is nonverbal behavior
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behaviors that aren't words
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importance of nonverbal behavior
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non verbal behavior is far more important than verbal
especially when verbal and nv don't match |
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Ekman & Frisen categories of nv behavior
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illustrator
adaptor emblems regulators |
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illustrator
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helps indicate verbal and do not mean much on their own
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adaptor
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manipulations
(itch, cigarette) |
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emblems
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gesture (has its own meaning)
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regulators
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regulates in conversation
(eyebrows, i.e. tells the other when to talk) |
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interpersonal space
Arab males vs. US males |
need to ask professor
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gestures
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vague on review sheet
just study gestures in general...? |
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gestures
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vague on review sheet
just study gestures in general...? |
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social schema
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patterns of thought that organize social experiences
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internal vs. external attributions
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is the cause of an event because of something we did (internal) or something that had nothing to do with you (external)
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Fundamental Attribution Error
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we place the blame of bad things on external factors and the cause of good things on internal factors
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Stanley Milgram's research
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cross cultural differences in ingroup and outgroup relationships
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individualist groups - more ingroups with lower attachment levels, less distinction between groups
collectivist groups are the opposite. |
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conformity
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not given in notes
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components of communication
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signals, messages, channels, encoder, decoder
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differences between intercultural and intraculutal communication
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intracultural usually goes much smoother.
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high context cultures vs. low context
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high context - info tied to previous knowledge, relationships, etc. (can be vague)
low context - spell out everything (very specific) |
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Intercultural sensitivity
(bennett's 6 stages) |
(ethnocentric)
1denial 2defense 3minimization (ethnorelative) 4acceptance 5adaptation 6integration |
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encoding vs. decoding
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vague on review sheet
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cultural influences / impact on encoding and decoding
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the encoder uses their own cultural rules to make the message and then the decoder uses their own different cultural rules to decode it which can lead to confusion
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what is accultration
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being influenced by a second culture
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group accultration vs. individual accultration
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my attempt at a chart...
maintain cultural identity yes no contact & particip. yes integration assimilatio w others? no separation marginilizati |
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differences in accultrating groups
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mobility
voluntariness permanence |
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how traits of new society impact accultration
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looking for an answer
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understanding that each member of a culture adheres to that culture to different extent
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word for word from review
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understanding possible cultural nature of conflicts
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again, word for word from review
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