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    While in some cultures, individuals live with their core family members, in some cultures, family implies the extended family members such as the grandparents. Thus, a “general aspect of how humans live concerns the manner in which they aggregate into collectives” (Earley, 1998, p.266). Despite the fact…

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    Power Distance

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    using the wrong power distance management can lead to a huge negative influence on productivity and speed. Especially in this fast-paced economic, speed means everything. Therefore, leaders need to understand what industry he is managing and the culture background of employees before giving direction or command. Uncertainty avoidance: giving uncertainty to to unsuitable employees can put employees in a very uncomfortable place. If leaders do not handle this carefully, uncertainty avoidance can…

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    Cultural Reflective Essay

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    appreciation of cultures as if they were your own. Understanding cultures other than your own can be viewed in fashion similar to solving the puzzle known as the Rubix cube. The array of assorted colors signifies misconceptions, misunderstandings, and the mistakes of not being willing, or able to identify with societies other than one 's own. This can be due to observing one’s own culture with preeminence, or ethnocentrism. Solving a Rubix cube and being perceptive of other cultures can be…

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    Essay On Dance In America

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    While taking this course my view of what dance is has expanded from my initial response to include a way to celebrate, release, entertain, and share you culture with others. Learning the history of dance has increased my appreciation of it because when I watch dancing now I can see the influences from the past and sometimes from other cultures.…

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    what it would really be like to feel or obtain honor and all that comes with it. Honor is not being portrayed in the world the way it should be. Society is often changing the meaning of honor. Even though honor is represented differently in other cultures, it is being shown differently than it used to, people do not realize that is has changed so much, and cultural concepts have affected its true meaning. Honor is shown differently; it depends on the type of person and the choices they make.…

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    complications of racism and troubled pasts. Whether indigenous peoples try to immerse into mainstream cultures or remain independent of assimilation, it is often the case where their history is littered with examples of racism and various forms of impositions regarding colonial powers. The poems “The Loika” and “Make Me Human or Give Me Death” are examples of indigenous literature which speaks to the emotions of these often underrepresented communities. Authors Graciela Huinao and May Yang use…

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    is often overlooked, culture. Culture brings people together and makes bonding easier. However, when two separate cultures meet, things get ugly. We get used to one culture so it is hard to grasp the notion that unrelated cultures behave drastically different. A good way to solve this problem is to get as familiar with other cultures as possible. Though, there are a lot of cultures out there so a good way to understand other cultures better, is to understand how every culture works from within.…

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    To examine the impact culture has on communication the core concepts of communication must first be discussed. Fundamentally communication is the “transmission of information, ideas, attitudes, or emotion from one person or group to another” (Theodorsen and Theodorsen, 1969 cited in Theaker, 2011, pp. 22). The aim of communication is ensure that there is a shared level of understanding and knowledge between the sender and the receivers. Berger (1995 cited in Theaker, 2011, pp. 22) sees that…

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    Societies have different cultures and people in each culture are grown and raised with a set of norms, values, and beliefs. Culture is a set of norms, values, and beliefs (repetition) which are shared in a specific society amongst (spelling) people. These values and beliefs (repetition) are learned from their childhood through their adulthood. Culture is not something which everyone is born with, but it is something which everyone learns while growing up. It does not only influence the daily…

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    or should I say culture, they live in that influence and start to make variations between one child and another in terms of cognitive development. In the following paper, I will be exploring the cultural phenomena of cognitive development in early childhood. In spite of the variations, it is evident in many countries that parenting has a vast influence on child cognition. Through parents, a child 's perception is shaped to adapt to their individualistic or collectivistic culture and it is…

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