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Global Perspectives

Global Perspectives Final

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Culture learned and shared behaviors, also norms, values cosmology
Culture Relativism suspending moral and ethical judgement for the purposes of studying another culture group
6 Aspects of Culture kinship, economics, religion, politics, subsistence, language.
Values what is right and wrong
Norms accepted way of doing things in a culture
Non-Verbal Communication communicating through visual cues
Public Space 10 feet or more
Social Use of Space Where people gather and interact
Culture Shock disorientation and confusion felt when in a different culture or social environment
Symptoms of Culture Shock sadness, preoccupation with health, aches and pains, insomnia, changes in temperament
Phases of Culture Shock honeymoon, shock, adjustment, reentry
Universal Moral Imperatives foundations for all human moral and ethical behavior; built into everyone
Methods of Studying Culture analyze, ask questions, critical thinking, reflect
High Context Culture not everything needs to be explained, meaning comes from context of situation
Low Context Culture more needs to be explained, understood meanings are absent
Event Timing different in every culture
Practical Ideas for Traveling pack light, expect delays, don't complain, leave electronics at home, take snacks and water, be early, be careful with money and passport, and be alert
Private Space bigger in other countries
Created by: Flidisha
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