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Societal culture
Socially derived, TAKEN FOR GRANTED ASSUMPTIONS about how to think and act(below the threshold of consciousness)
Ethnocentrism
belief that one's native country, culture ,language, and behavior are superior
How to deal with Enthocentrism?
through education, greater cross cultural awareness, international experience, and a conscious effort to value cultural diversity
Hofsteade Study
studied different countries and looked at cross cultural comparisons.
Hofsteade's 2 major conclusions
1) management theories and practices need to be adopted to local cultures, THERE IS NO ONE BEST WAY TO MANAGE ACROSS CULTURES. 2) Cultural arrogance is a luxury individuals, ocmpanies, and nations can no longer afford
Hofestead's 4 cultural dimensions
Power distance, Individualism, Masculinity-Feminity, Uncertanity aviodance
Power Distance
How much inequality does one expect in social situations?
Individualism-Collectivism
How loosely or closely is a person socially bonded?
Masculinity-femininity
Does the person embrace stereotypically competitive, performance orientated, masculine traits, or nurturing, relationship-orientated female traits?
Uncertanity Avoidance
How strongly does the person desire structured situations?
Cultural Intelligence
Ability to accurately interpret ambiguous cross cultural situations accurately
Indiviualistic cultures
primary emphasis is on personal freedoms and choice
Collectivist cultures
personal goals less important than community goals and interests.
High-Context Cultures
Rely heavily on non verbal situational cues for meaning when perciving and communicating with others
Low context cultures
primary meaning derived from written and spoken words
Monochronic time
perference for doing one thing at a time because time is limited, percisely segmented and schedule driven(ex. USA)
Polychronic Time
Peference for doing more then one thing at a time because time is flexible and multi dimensional
Low context cultures and Time
Tend to run on monochronic time(USA)
High context cultures and Time
Tend to run on polychronic time(FRANCE)
Expatriate
anyone living or working in a foreign country
Repatriate
When a person living abroad moves back home
Cross cultural training
any type of structured experiences to help people adjust to a new culture/country
Culture shock
anxiety and doubt caused by an overload of unfamiliar expectations and social cues
Reentry shock
after having adjusted to another country's culture, moving home and re adjusting to the culture there. potential for reentry shock include work, politics, transportation etc