After taking an introductory intercultural communication class, Myra decided to visit Thailand for one month
She learned a lot about cultural value differences by actually
interacting with local people, and she enjoyed applying the concepts she learned in class,
such as individualism/collectivism or high/low-context communication, to her own
experiences in Thailand. According to the Kolb's Experiential Learning Model, Myra is
considered as Accommodator.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
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Over the next 25 years, what U.S. population trend is predicted to require a new set of engagement touch points for relationship building between consumers and organizations?
a. Majority will be multi-cultural. b. Majority will be younger than 25. c. Majority will be women over 50. d. Majority will work from home.
In an online class, Abdul is assigned to a virtual team. To maximize his team's success, he
should provide what advice to his team-mates? A. The team does not need to meet face-to-face. B. Face-to-face meetings are most important at the beginning of the project. C. Face-to-face meetings are more important if the team-mates have worked together in the past. D. Face-to-face meetings are most important at the end of the project.
Josh hates baseball, but Jessica suggests that they go to a Mets game. Which of the following
would be a passive response? A. "I'm sorry, but I find baseball boring." B. "Sure, whatever you want is fine with me." C. "Thanks, but no thanks." D: "I am hurt that you forgot how much I dislike baseball."
In one form or another, the most common scientific argument advanced is
a. generalization. b. cause. c. sign. d. authority.