Culture and Interpersonal
They are more focused on individual goals and are typically competitive
What is an Individualist Culture?
this is the first stage of Listening.
What is Receiving?
The emotional or personal meaning that a specific speaker/listening gives to the word.
What is a connotative message?
A type or form of anger we experience when we feel that our relationship is in danger due to some rival.
What is Jealousy?
You control your thoughts and behaviours largely to the extent that you understand who you are.
What is self awareness?
When immigrants settle, their own culture becomes influenced by the hosts culture.
What is Acculturation?
the tendency to let your mind wander and think of other things while you are listening
what is mental distractions?
When one person intends to mislead another by doing so purposely.
What is lying?
Abusive acts repeatedly committed by one person (or group) against another.
What is bullying?
this refers to all the things about yourself that others know, but you do not.
Looking at the conscious continuum, this mindset is aware of cultural difference but has trouble getting across those barriers
What is Consciously Incompetent?
Any purposeful verbal or non-verbal communication that reveals something about yourself
What is substitute?
An interpersonal relationship between 2 people that is mutually productive and is seen as positive.
What is friendship?
the process by which you become aware of objects, events, and especially people through your senses; sight, smell, touch and hearing.
What is perception?
In this stage of cultural shock, you gain the skills to function effectively in a new culture, and you're feelings of inadequacy subside.
What is the Recovery Stage?
Expresses regret and sorrow for something you have said or done.
What is apologies?
This type of adaptor is movements directed at the person to who you are talking to.
What is Alter-Adaptors?
What is content conflict?
the activation of the sense or organs by a source of physical energy.
What is sensation?
Looking at then Ethnocentrism Continuum, this attribute engages in hostile behaviour, belittles others, and views their own culture as superior to other cultures
What is Disparagement?
Requests a response from a particular point of view.
What is Altercasting?
this specific emotion is a blend of serenity and acceptance.
What is love?
This type of conflict refers around "I lose, you win"
What is accommodating?
This effect refers to if you believe that a person has some positive qualities, you are likely to infer that he/she also has more positive qualities.
What is the Halo Effect