Definitions
Where do I belong?
Effects/Affects
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Examples
100
What are circumstances that can lead to shared experiences?
What is Culture?
100
"I'm going to school to become a PCP so that I can take care of my family"
What is Collectivism?
100
When watching the news makes you feel worried or emotional about a story, this is the effect being used
What is Pathos?
100
_______ is knowing your speech well enough without heavily relying on Notes.
What is Memory?
100
Hint: Happens in workplaces.
What is Power Distance?
200
The concept of how individuals understand their world through the cultural lens they are born into.
What is Social Construction?
200
"I enjoy teaching I'm going to school to become a professor"
What is Individualism?
200
Changing gender roles are an ___ of shifting cultural beliefs
what are effects?
200
A subculture is a group within a culture that has its own unique belief like ________ that make it different from the main culture.
What is Behaviors and Interest?
200
What are Transitions?
300
This spectrum looks at whether a culture values independence and personal goals (like in the United States) or teamwork and group harmony (like in South Korea).
What is Individualism vs Collectivism?
300
"I lived in the USA my whole life"
What is Low Context
300
Economic inequality can ____ how different groups experience culture
What is affect?
300
this idea looks at whether a culture depends mostly on spoken words to communicate like in germany or more on _______ and the situation like in japan
What is Body Language and Tone?
300
What
Hint: The Earth has this
What is Multiple Culture?
400
Appealing to logic using facts, data, and reasoning to persuade an audience.
What is Logos?
400
"I only speak Russian"
What is High Context?
400
This appeal often leads to feelings like sympathy or anger, creating a strong emotional effect on the audience.
What is Pathos?
400
Technology facilitates global communication through video calls. messaging apps, and social media but varying communication styles and culture norms can lead to ______-
What are misunderstandings?
400
Hint: Has to do with Creditbility.
What is Ethos?
500
A clear, concise statement of the main idea or purpose of a speech.
What is a Thesis Statement?
500
"She was born into a Muslim family"
What is Coculture?
500
When a speaker builds trust and credibility, this is the positive effect it has on the audience.
What is Ethos?
500
_________ _______ looks at how comfortable a culture is with change, risk. and the unknown. Some cultures prefer clear rules and structure (like _______), while others are more open to flexibility and uncertainty (like ________).
Examples of high _____________ cultures: ______, Poland, ______
Examples of low uncertainty avoidance cultures: _________, United Kingdom, ______
What is Uncertainty Avoidance, Greece, Singapore, Japan, and India
500
What is Delivery?
600
Look at how comfortable a culture is with change. risk and the unknown some cultures prefer clear rules and structure (like Greece). while others are more open to flexibility and uncertainty. ( like singapore).
What is Uncertainty Avoidance?
600
"I'm a member of a Bike Club"
What is Subculture?
600
Using ethos, pathos, and logos together creates this overall effect on an argument.
What is making the argument more persuasive/effective?
600
___________ has transformed the way we learn and access information, allowing people to find answers instantly and connect with knowledge from around the world, but it also requires critical thinking to evaluate what information is reliable?
What is Technology?
600
Hint: It is in the name of the device.
What is Memory?