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Sachiko and Kenji are from a high-context culture. Kenji asks Sachiko to go out on a date with him, but Sachiko doesn't want to do this. She might communicate this


A) by telling Kenji no.
B) through a letter as opposed to orally.
C) indirectly.
D) by having a friend tell Kenji no.

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One advantage of high-context communication is that it allows individuals to


A) feel free to express themselves.
B) avoid confrontations.
C) clarify communications.
D) inquire about conflicting messages.

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In examining the literature on field dependence vs. field independence, Susan Fiske suggested that our conceptions would be markedly different if we labeled this area as


A) field submissiveness vs. field dominance.
B) field sensitive vs. field insensitive.
C) figure positive vs. figure negative.
D) figure visible vs. figure hidden.

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Ribeau et al. (1999) discussed important issues in African American communication with White Americans. All of the following are examples of such issues except


A) negative stereotyping.
B) personal expressiveness.
C) goal attainment.
D) character assessment.

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Celeste discussed how rude she was to her Filipino great-grandmother. When her great-grandmother passed away, Celeste realized how inappropriate her behavior had been and regretted her behaviors. This encouraged Celeste to


A) visit her great-grandmother's grave as often as she could.
B) write about her experiences with her great-grandmother.
C) appreciate all of the values transmitted by her great-grandmother.
D) be much more respectful of her grandmother.

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Learning about which of the following topics made Billy determined not to lose his Thai background?


A) Additive bilingualism
B) Subtractive bilingualism
C) Language elongation
D) Native bilingualism

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One silver lining in the use of social media is


A) the number of friends one can make through this medium.
B) how one can bully other students.
C) the ability to organize positive social movements.
D) the amount of money one can make through sponsorships.

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Lilly's story about her supervisor getting off on tangents whenever she asks him a question is an example of Grice's Cooperative Principle maxim of


A) quality.
B) quantity.
C) relevance.
D) manner.

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Shon and Ja (1982) presented a case of a Malaysian mother from a lower class whose son wanted to date the daughter of a higher-class family. The mother from the higher class served tea and bananas, and they talked about everything but their children. The mother from the lower class told her son that he could not date the other woman's daughter because of her ability to


A) understand high-context communication.
B) understand low-context communication.
C) read minds.
D) see that her son would not feel comfortable with this woman.

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According to Wood (1994, 1999) and Gay (2012) , a woman is more likely than a man to make which of the following statements?


A) "We should do this."
B) "I can do you one better."
C) "Get to the point."
D) "I had that same experience."

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According to Ribeau et al. (1999) , if a European American man talks with his African American coworker only about sports and music, he is engaging in


A) negative stereotyping.
B) personal expressiveness.
C) authenticity.
D) power dynamics.

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In the Sue and Morishima (1982) case about the mother-in-law from Hong Kong who nearly caused a divorce between her son and her daughter-in-law, the intervention was to find a respected older uncle (the brother of the mother-in-law) to intervene on the daughter-in-law's behalf. According to the book, his intervention took advantage of


A) high-context communication.
B) low-context communication.
C) the maxim of quality.
D) the maxim of quantity.

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According to Broverman et al.'s study (1970) on mental health and gender, people felt that mentally healthy adults should be dominant whereas mentally healthy women should be


A) even more dominant.
B) submissive.
C) active.
D) talkative.

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Pennbrant and Trolihaettan (2013) found that when dealing with elderly patients, compliance to medical instructions increased when


A) the patients were seen in private.
B) relatives were included.
C) instructions were written.
D) patients were given an opportunity to ask questions.

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The distance you stand from people while speaking to them is a form of nonverbal communication called


A) proxemics.
B) kinesics.
C) paralanguage.
D) high-context communication.

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Silences in conversations are examples of the nonverbal communication called


A) proxemics.
B) kinesics.
C) paralanguage.
D) high-context communication.

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An important aspect of "saving face" is


A) keeping one's material goods.
B) keeping one's spiritual goods.
C) preserving one's dignity in private.
D) preserving one's dignity in public.

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According to Wood (1994, 1999) and Gay (2012) , a man is more likely than a woman to make which of the following statements?


A) "You think you have it easy, this is how easy I have it . . ."
B) "I felt so embarrassed when this happened . . ."
C) "I've done so much talking, what do you think?"
D) "This is only my opinion, but . . ."

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Tsai, Ying, and Lee (2001) found that Chinese research participants who were both knowledgeable about Chinese culture and proficient in Chinese language ________ those who did not have such knowledge and language abilities.


A) had a higher self-esteem than
B) had a lower self-esteem than
C) discriminated against
D) tried to help

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Verkoeijen et al. (2012) found that studying in the language of origin but testing in the second language


A) led to deeper learning.
B) led to only surface learning.
C) confused students.
D) is rarely recommended.

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