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SPC1017 QUIZ 2 TEST LATEST UPDATEDEthnocentrism is the assumption that one's own culture is superior to all others,
which leads to judgments of others based on our culture's other norms.
Assimilation is the process by which people from various cultures adapt so
thoroughly to the standards of the dominant culture that cultural differences are
forgotten; they are absorbed or eaten up by the dominant culture's rules. (The
melting pot)
Accommodation is the acceptance and respect of cultural differences as they
coexist with the dominant culture (cultural mosaic).
enculturation - ANSWER process by which one LEARNS to become part of the
culture- learned culture norms.
Cultural identity - ANSWER The degree to which you identify as a member of the
group, are willing to learn, and accept the group's cultural standards.
Cosmetics - Answer Study of culturally significant nonverbal communication
patterns.
Nonverbal Communication - Respond to any signals except words (nonword).
Kinesics: ANSWER body language. Gestures, posture, eye contact, and facial
expressions
Proxemics - ANSWER: How was space used for communication? Ed T hall-
intimate space 0-18 inches, personal space 18 inches–4 feet, social 4 feet to 12 feet,
public space 12 feet, territoriality
, Physical features include height, weight, and physical impairment.
Tactile communication - ANSWER: touch (Harlowe monkey research).
Paralanguage - Answer Accent, pace of speech, and pitch
Artifacts/Objects - ANSWER Things we adorn ourselves with: clothing, jewelry,
tattoos.
Time-/chronetics--ANSWER culture dependant
II. Nonverbal Communication Types - ANSWER A. Kinesics (body language).
Gestures, posture, eye contact, and facial expressions
B. Proxemics: How space was used to communicate. Ed T hall- intimate space
0-18 inches, personal space 18 inches–4 feet, social 4 feet to 12 feet, public space
12 feet, territoriality
C. Physical characteristics—height, weight, physical impairment.
D. Haptic communication: touch (Harlowe monkey experiments)
E. Paralanguage- Para = with: accent, tempo of speech, pitch.
F. Artifacts/Objects- Things we adorn ourselves with—clothing, jewelry, tattoos
Time-/chronemics-culture dependant.
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