Cultural identity
What is the shared beliefs, values, and traditions of a group called?
Culture
What communication style uses direct and clear messages?
Low-context communication
What is the first exciting stage of culture shock called?
Honeymoon stage
What value focuses more on group success than individual success?
Collectivism
What is the worldwide connection of cultures and societies called?
Globalization
What is the process of learning one’s own culture from childhood called?
Enculturation
What communication style depends on indirect meaning and context?
High-context communication
What is adapting to a new culture called?
Acculturation
What is believing one’s own culture is superior called?
Ethnocentrism
What is the spread of cultural ideas between societies called?
Cultural diffusion
What is the loss of parts of one’s original culture called?
Deculturation
What includes gestures, eye contact, and body language?
Nonverbal communication
Which feelings are common in the crisis stage of culture shock?
Confusion and frustration
What is understanding cultures without judging them called?
Cultural relativism
What combines global and local cultural elements?
Glocalization
Which acculturation strategy keeps old culture while accepting new culture?
Integration
Which theory explains protecting social image during conflict?
Face negotiation theory
What is difficulty readjusting to home culture after returning called?
Reverse culture shock
Which orientation focuses on future rewards and planning?
Long-term orientation
What is the worldwide spread of similar cultural lifestyles called?
Cultural homogenization
What is it called when people live outside their homeland but keep cultural connections?
Diaspora
What skill helps people communicate effectively across cultures?
Intercultural competence
What are the four acculturation strategies?
Integration, assimilation, separation, and marginalization
What ability includes motivation, knowledge, and behavior for working across cultures?
Cultural intelligence (CQ)
What is treating people as outsiders or different from “us” called?
Othering