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CH9 - Intercultural Relationships

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Quiz on CH9 - Intercultural Relationships, created by Justin Banks on 20/08/2014.
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Question 1

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According to uncertainty reduction theory when strangers first meet, their primary goal is to reduce uncertainty and increase predictability in their own and the other person's behavior.
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  • True
  • False

Question 2

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During initial interaction persons from low-context cultures tend to ask a lot of questions, whereas high-context persons focus on nonverbal aspects.
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  • True
  • False

Question 3

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Responsiveness refers to one's ability to make requests; actively disagree; express positive or negative personal rights and feelings; initiate, sustain, and terminate conversations; and defend oneself without attacking others.
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  • True
  • False

Question 4

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Assertiveness refers to one's ability to be sensitive to the communication of others, be a good listener, engage in comforting communication, and recognize the needs and wants of relevant others.
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  • True
  • False

Question 5

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The model of relational empathy is based on the idea that whenever two people come together and interact, they create a third culture of shared meaning and relational empathy.
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  • True
  • False

Question 6

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Perceived similarity, sometimes called perceived homophily, is perhaps the most dominant force in our motivations to interact with others.
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  • True
  • False

Question 7

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Approximately two thirds of interracial marriages end in divorce, compared with 40% to 50% for all marriages.
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  • True
  • False

Question 8

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Overall, the relational maintenance behaviors reported by gay and lesbian couples are quite different than those reported by heterosexual couples.
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  • True
  • False

Question 9

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Recent research has shown that Facebook users are more likely to initiate friendships with other Facebook users who did not include visual cues, such as a photograph, than with those who revealed an unattractive photo.
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  • True
  • False

Question 10

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Social networking sites (e.g., Facebook) are used primarily for social interaction with friends with whom users have a preestablished relationship offline.
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  • True
  • False

Question 11

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Which of the following statements best represents the fundamental assumption of Uncertainty Reduction Theory?
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  • When strangers first meet, their primary goal is to reduce anxiety and increase the uncertainty about the behavior of themselves and the other person.
  • When strangers first meet, their primary goal is to engage in nonverbal affiliative expressiveness and reciprocity about the behavior of themselves and the other person.
  • When strangers first meet, their primary goal is to increase their socio-communicative orientation.
  • When strangers first meet, their primary goal is to reduce uncertainty and increase the predictability about the behavior of themselves and the other person.

Question 12

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Which of the following strategies is most likely to be used by a person from a high context culture when trying to reduce uncertainty?
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  • Ask a lot of questions
  • Focus on the other's social background
  • Engage in direct eye contact
  • Engage a variety of verbal strategies

Question 13

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Which of the following is associated with increased uncertainty?
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  • Minimum tolerance
  • Maximum tolerance
  • Increased anxiety
  • Decreased anxiety

Question 14

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The two communication dimensions of socio-communicative style include:
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  • Assertiveness and responsiveness
  • Similarity and reciprocity
  • Similarity and responsiveness
  • Assertiveness and reciprocity

Question 15

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The model of relational empathy assumes that:
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  • People should develop empathic listening skills
  • Similarity is key in developing empathy
  • Interactants can accurately infer another's thoughts or feelings
  • Whenever two people come together and interact, they create a third culture

Question 16

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Byrne's fundamental postulate is that attitude similarity leads to:
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  • Positive affect, which in turn leads to attraction
  • Uncertainty reduction
  • Intercultural communication competence
  • Intercultural communication apprehension

Question 17

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Among Japanese, which of the following relationship types is considered the most intimate?
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  • Sister
  • Lover
  • Best friend
  • Boyfriend or girlfriend

Question 18

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According to Confucianism, an individual's conduct in society should be guided by four principles, including:
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  • Tolerance, competence, reduced uncertainty, and similarity
  • Reciprocity, responsiveness, assertiveness, and similarity
  • Humanism, faithfulness, propriety, and wisdom
  • Relational empathy, wisdom, communication, and affiliativeness

Question 19

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A major difference between Eastern and Western relationships is that:
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  • Eastern cultures engage in long-term and asymmetrical reciprocity
  • Western cultures engage in long-term and asymmetrical reciprocity
  • Eastern cultures engage in short-term and symmetrical reciprocity
  • Eastern cultures engage in contractual reciprocity

Question 20

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In cultures that practice polyandry:
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  • Men may marry men, and women may marry women
  • A man marries two sisters
  • A man may have more than one wife
  • A woman may have more than one husband

Question 21

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Across cultures, which of the following is generally the most preferred characteristic in a mate?
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  • Similar religious background
  • Physically attractive
  • Kind and understanding
  • Good earning capacity

Question 22

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The fundamental theme of Confucianism is that:
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  • Individuals participate in relationships to maximize their own self-interests
  • Proper relationships form the cornerstone of society
  • Individuals have maximum levels of tolerance
  • Individuals have minimum levels of tolerance

Question 23

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Across most cultures, which of the following is generally the least preferred characteristic in a mate?
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  • Similar religious background
  • Physically attractive
  • Kind and understanding
  • Good earning capacity

Question 24

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Across virtually all cultures which of the following characteristics is consistently rated more important in choosing a mate by men than women?
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  • Similar religious background
  • Physically attractive
  • Kind and understanding
  • Good earning capacity

Question 25

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Which of the following labels pertains to the type of interracial marriage where one member of the couple virtually abandons or denies his or her native culture?
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  • Submission
  • Compromise
  • Obliteration
  • Consensus

Question 26

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Which of the following labels pertains to the type of interracial marriage where couples try to wipe out any cultural differences and create a third culture that has no “baggage” attached (e.g., traditions, language)?
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  • Submission
  • Compromise
  • Obliteration
  • Consensus
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