Third World cinema made its appeal to the audience's sense of
a. balance.
b. justice.
c. economics.
d. adventure
b
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Many work and school groups now include members for whom English is a second language. Which of the following statements about such groups is supported by research?
A. Multiple-language groups make superior decisions compared with single-language groups. B. Members tend to become impatient with each other, and cohesion breaks down. C. Cohesiveness is not compromised as long as individuals interact actively. D. Most English-as-a-second-language members become withdrawn, and major decisions are made without them.
One suggestion proposed by Lustig and Koester to help improve intercultural competence involves a willingness to
A) discard one's cultural categories. B) reflect on one's own personal preferences. C) admit that one's culture is imperfect. D) accept cultural customs even if a person believes them to be unethical.
Which of the following statements about social functions of facial expressions is false?
a. Bowlers smile more at the pins than at their friends after a good roll. b. Babies smile more often when they expect to make eye contact with mothers. c. Subjects watching pleasant movies alone smile less than when they watch the same movies with their friends. d. Just imagining others are present facilitates facial displays.
To avoid the possibility of unintentional________, you should keep track of your sources as you take notes
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).