Bill visited Japan for a business. He thought all Japanese people he met were so rude because they did not make any eye-contacts while they were talking. Bill made such a judgment because when we interpret other's behaviors, we tend to use:
a. Their own cultural values, beliefs, and norms
b. Our own cultural values, beliefs, and norms
c. Universal values, beliefs, and norms
d. Normal values, beliefs, and norms
b___
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
______ focuses on allowing users to share and create information, disseminate ideas in various forms, share content, and respond to these pieces of content to create a consistent image across the different platforms.
A. Online persona B. Avatar C. Profile D. Personal brand
By observing role models such as famous athletes and musicians, we gather information about what it takes to by happy and successful. This is an example of:
a. an attitudinal-type effect b. a cognitive-type effect c. an aspirational effect d. a brainwash effect
According to the passage, a person who’s all thumbs in the kitchen
(A) should get out of the kitchen. (B) is an artist. (C) isn’t following the recipe carefully. (D) is Chef Dearborn.