________ is (are) the process of imagining yourself in another person’s cultural world in order to perceive the experiences of that culture.
a. egocentricity
b. altruism
c. intercultural empathy
d. ethnocentrism
e. power distance
Intercultural empathy
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Arthur was chosen by his department to represent them during negotiations with management about the new long work hours that have been imposed on everyone
During negotiations, however, Arthur decided to support management's decision to have employees work overtime, and subsequently, he forced the employees to agree to this verdict. In a follow-up meeting, the team removed Arthur from the position. Which power was given to him by the employees, and why was he removed from the position? a) Legitimate power; because he was using coercive power over the employees b) Referent power; because he was using legitimate power over the employees. c) Coercive power; because he was using referent power over the employees. d) Reward power; because he was using referent power over the employees.
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Elizabeth, a U.S. American student, and Ahmad, an international student from Turkey, find that although they are of different faiths, their attitudes about the role of religion in everyday life are very much alike. This realization surprised Elizabeth but illustrates ________, a theme in intercultural relationships.
A. competence B. involvement C. similarity D. a turning point