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terms - ch.5

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Culture shock   The psychological discomfort of adjusting to a new cultural situation  
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Intercultural communication   Interaction between people whose cultural assumptions are distinct enough to alter the communication event  
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Dominant culture   The attitudes, values, beliefs and customs that the majority of people in a society hold in common  
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Co-cultures   Groups of people living within a dominant culture but exhibiting communication that is sufficiently different to distinguish them from the dominant culture  
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Ethnicity   A classification of people based on combinations of shared characteristics such as nationality, geographic origin, language, religion , ancestral customs and tradition  
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Religion   A system of beliefs shared by a group with objects for devotion, rituals for worship and a code of ethics  
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Social class   An indicator of a person’s position in a social hierarchy, as determined by income, education, occupation and social habits  
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Individualistic culture   Emphasizes personal rights and responsibilities, privacy, voicing one’s opinion, freedom, innovation and self expression  
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Collectivist culture   Emphasizes community, collaboration, shared interest, harmony, the public good, and avoiding embarrassment  
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Low uncertainty avoidance cultures   Cultures characterized by greater acceptance of and less need to control, unpredictable people, relationships or events  
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High uncertainty avoidance cultures   Cultures characterized by a low tolerance for, and a high need to control, unpredictable people, relationships or events  
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High power distance   The cultural belief that inequalities in power, status, and rank are "natural" and that these differences should be acknowledged and accentuated  
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Low power distance   The cultural belief that inequalities in power, status, and rank should be underplayed and muted  
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Masculine culture   A culture in which people are expected to adhere to traditional sex roles  
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Feminine culture   A culture in which people, regardless of sex, are expected to assume a variety of roles based on the circumstances and their own choices  
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Ethnocentrism   The belief that one’s own culture is superior to others  
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Altruism   A display of genuine and unselfish concern for the welfare of others  
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Egocentricity   A selfish interest in one’s own needs, to the exclusion of everything else  
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Intercultural empathy   imaginatively placing yourself in the dissimilar other person's cultural world to attempt to experience what he or she is experiencing  
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flexibility   the ability to adjust your communication to fit the other person and the situation  
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