Intercultural Communication in Contexts Judith Martin 7th Edition – Test Bank

Test Bank for Intercultural Communication in Contexts Judith Martin 7th Edition

ISBN-10:0073523933 , ISBN-13:978-0073523934

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS

Which of the following is NOT true about the benefits of intercultural relationships?
They could assist break stereotypes.
They might educate us one factor about historic previous.
They do not remaining as long as equivalent custom relationships.
They might help us buy new experience.
Ans: c

Talal, a Heart Jap pupil, finds himself drawn to Guo Hongwu, a Chinese language language pupil in his economics class. After a variety of conversations, he has found that no matter their utterly totally different cultural backgrounds, they’ve a number of the equivalent opinions and experiences in the USA. Talal and Hongwu’s relationship illustrates the _____ principle for relationship formation.
heterosexual
similarity
distinction
bodily attraction
Ans: b

As soon as we get hold of people who’ve utterly totally different character traits, we’re looking for a(n) _____ relationship.
complementary
intercultural
bodily
heterosexual
Ans: a

Which of the following is NOT true about U.S. relationships?
Honesty and individuality are additional very important than harmony and collectivism.
Understanding, respect, and sincerity are additional very important than togetherness, perception, and warmth.
Bodily attraction and fervour shouldn’t as very important as associated backgrounds and compatibility.
In intimate relationships, you’ll need to have openness and converse points out.
Ans: c

Which of the following is NOT true about gay relationships?
Males in gay relationships tend to hunt emotional assist from equivalent-intercourse friendships.
Shut friendships may be additional very important to a gay particular person than a straight particular person because of discrimination and hostility.
Although friendships between gay people start with sexual attraction and involvement, they often remaining after the sexual involvement is terminated.
They’re customary primarily for bodily intimacy.
Ans: d

Which of the following is NOT true in regards to the similarity principle in relationship formation?
We’re drawn to people who keep associated beliefs to ours.
It doesn’t matter if individuals are literally associated as long as we predict they’re.
There need to be a certain diploma of bodily similarity for a relationship to remaining.
When people suppose they’re associated, they’ve bigger expectations for future interactions.
Ans: c

7. Elizabeth, a U.S. American pupil, and Ahmad, a world pupil from Turkey, uncover that although they’re of assorted faiths, their attitudes in regards to the operate of religion in regularly life are very rather a lot alike. This realization shocked Elizabeth nonetheless illustrates _____, a theme in intercultural relationships.
competence
similarity
involvement
turning components
Ans: b

8. Experiences or conversations that switch a relationship each forward or backward are sometimes known as _____, a theme in intercultural relationships.
competence
similarity
involvement
turning components
Ans: d

9. Tamaya and Monique assure that they uncover time to talk to at least one one other every day and plan weekly actions collectively. They share a number of the equivalent buddies, and in their conversations, they often share their feelings concerning non-public factors. Tamaya and Monique’s friendship illustrates _____, a theme in intercultural relationships.
involvement
similarity
competence
a turning stage
Ans: a

10. In all probability probably the most fascinating trend of interaction in intercultural marriage, _____, relies on settlement and negotiation.
compromise
obliteration
consensus
submission
Ans: c

11. Roger and Adair are in an intercultural marriage. They’ve every agreed to give up certain components of their custom, nonetheless now Adair is starting to resent giving up among the many points she grew up with. Roger and Adair have most certainly used the _____ trend of interaction in intercultural marriage.
obliteration
compromise
consensus
submission
Ans: b

12. Keiko, who grew up in Japan, and Wahid, who grew up in Egypt, met and married in the USA. They’ve decided to stay in the USA and “grow to be American” reasonably than negotiate the variations between their two cultures. Keiki and Wahid are greater than seemingly using the _____ trend of interaction.
obliteration
compromise
submission
consensus
Ans: a

13. The _____ trend of interaction in intercultural marriage occurs when each particular person offers up a number of of his or her culturally certain beliefs in order to accommodate the alternative.
obliteration
compromise
submission
consensus
Ans: b

14. Which of the following does NOT characterize an intercultural alliance?
identification of power and unearned privilege
orientations of affirmation
the utilization of compromise and submission in making picks
acknowledgement of the impression of historic previous
Ans: c

15. The most common trend of interaction in intercultural marriage, _____, occurs when one confederate abandons his or her private custom in favor of his or her confederate’s custom.
compromise
obliteration
consensus
submission
Ans: d

16. Darrell is the daddy of 5 children. He has been married for 16 years and is buddies with Joe, a gay man who has been in a relationship with the equivalent man for eight years. Darrell says that sooner than he met Joe, he thought that every one gays have been merely in intercourse, and that his friendship and conversations with Joe have taught him in some other case. Joe and Darrell’s friendship is an occasion of how intercultural friendships can _____.
help to interrupt stereotypes
educate us one factor about historic previous
be taught additional fundamental knowledge
help us buy new experience
Ans: a

17. In what strategies are intercultural relationships similar to intracultural relationships?
There is a associated amount of pressure in the course of the early phases of the connection.
They take the equivalent major amount of labor and power.
They transfer by way of the equivalent developmental phases.
They’re based totally on the equivalent notions of attraction.
Ans: c

18. Which of the following is among the many many principal points of people in intercultural marriages?
gender roles and elevating children
relational satisfaction and sexual intimacy
residing preparations
illness and struggling
Ans: a

19. Deanna on no account knew Kristen was gay until Deanna made a comment in regards to the blokes on the “Queer Eye for the Straight Man” television current. Kristen’s choice to return again out and educate Deanna marked a(n) _____ in their relationship because of that’s as soon as they felt that they really started to know one another.
involvement
turning stage
similarity
damaging stereotyping
Ans: b

Recognizing and accepting that one different particular person might have beliefs, perceptions, and attitudes utterly totally different from our private is part of _____, an issue in intercultural relationships.
affirming one different’s cultural id
the need for explanations
variations in communication sorts
damaging stereotypes
Ans: a

Deidre has studied Japanese since highschool. No matter her language experience, when she meets company from Japan, she worries that she may offend them or look foolish. Diedre is encountering _____, an issue in intercultural relationships.
affirming one different’s cultural id
the need for explanations
nervousness
damaging stereotypes
Ans: c

22. Vivian, an African American, finds that she seems to elucidate how she and Janet, a European American, turned buddies way more incessantly than she has to elucidate her friendships with totally different African Individuals. Usually she and Janet giggle in regards to the curiosity of others. Vivian and Janet have encountered _____, an issue in intercultural relationships.
affirming one different’s cultural id
the need for explanations
nervousness
damaging stereotypes
Ans: b

Craig,an chubby man, finds that he can meet and converse to people on the internet way more merely than he can at social gatherings, because of they do not sort their first impressions about him based totally on his look. Craig’s experience illustrates how _____, one among many 3 methods in which computer-mediated communication (CMC) is useful.
CMC affirms one different’s cultural id
CMC is an opportunity to talk with individuals who discover themselves utterly totally different
CMC filters out knowledge related to bodily attractiveness, age, and prime
CMC relationships may be additional intense
Ans: c

Which of the following statements is true of guanxi?
It is the equivalent as friendship.
It is a reflection of individualism in a society.
It mandates that jobs be earned solely by way of perseverance and skill.
It requires purposeful cultivation of relationships.
Ans: d

Inside the context of relational development, the analysis carried out by Hotta and Ting-Toomey (2013) revealed that:
European Individuals disclosed quite a lot of comparatively superficial knowledge with many people.
conversational tips utilized to the occasion of shut friendships.
time was an very important issue in the friendship picks of worldwide school college students.
U.S. school college students bear in mind worldwide school college students to be merely acquaintances.
Ans: c

Of their analysis of youngsters who immigrated from the earlier Soviet Union to Israel, Elias, and Lemish (2009) found that the net:
prevented the children from integrating into Israeli life.
bridged the outlet between their former lives and buddies.
hindered their development of hybrid identities.
allowed them to resist cultural adaptation.
Ans: b

Which of the following statements is true of the obliteration trend of interaction between {{couples}}?
One confederate offers up some part of his or her private cultural habits and beliefs.
An attempt is made by every companions to erase specific particular person cultures to handle variations.
One confederate denies or abandons his or her private custom.
Every companions give and take, and it isn’t a commerce-off.
Ans: b

Particulars about totally different people’s id based totally on seen bodily traits is named:
relational finding out.
self-disclosure.
line of sight.
cognitive consistency.
Ans: c

Having a logical connection between present knowledge and a model new stimulus is known as _____.
the similarity principle
the proximity principle
cognitive consistency
relational finding out
Ans: d

TRUE/FALSE QUESTIONS

Usually, relationships all through age groups, bodily talent, class, or race have the equivalent amount of pressure in the preliminary phases.
Ans: F

Intercultural interactions in which one or every occasions have few damaging expectations and no damaging stereotypes prior contact most certainly have a lot much less nervousness.
Ans: T

Exact similarity is the next challenge than perceived similarity in relationship formation.
Ans: F

The time interval “good buddy” has simply in regards to the equivalent which means in all cultural groups.
Ans: F

Although they’re shorter lived, gay relationships are happier and additional mutually productive than many reverse-intercourse relationships.
Ans: T

People in intercultural marriages often are likely to disagree about the easiest way to raise their children than people in intracultural marriages.
Ans: T

Asian American males and African American girls are additional probably than Asian American girls and African American males to marry exterior their cultural group.
Ans: F

As quickly as a person has developed one intercultural relationship it’s often easier to develop totally different intercultural relationships.
Ans: T

The people in the majority have primarily probably the most to attain from cross-cultural relationships.
Ans: F

The thought of homosexuality and the best way it is displayed is simply in regards to the equivalent from one custom to a special.
Ans: F

In response to the similarity principle, we’re usually drawn to people who keep attitudes similar to our private.
Ans: T

Laptop computer-mediated communication has not going affected the tactic of making buddies and creating relationships all through cultures.
Ans: F

Complementarity in a relationship outcomes from the reality that we’re drawn to people who’re significantly utterly totally different from ourselves.
Ans: T

There’s often additional nervousness in the early phases of intercultural relationships in comparability with intracultural relationships.
Ans: T

A present analysis from the Williams Institute at UCLA has found that exact same-intercourse {{couples}} often are likely to divorce than reverse-intercourse {{couples}}.
Ans: F

Finding out that comes from a particular relationship nonetheless generalizes to totally different contexts is known as cognitive consistency.
Ans: F

Australia, Germany, and Switzerland do not allow equivalent-intercourse marriages, nonetheless provide totally different styles of approved recognition of these relationships.
Ans: T

In response to the proximity principle, one is additional liable to be drawn to and sort relationships with these one sees often.
Ans: T

ESSAY QUESTIONS

Decide and discuss the benefits of intercultural relationships.
What challenges do people face in intercultural friendships?
How are gay relationships utterly totally different from straight relationships?
What is the operate of turning components in the occasion of an intercultural relationship?
How may laptop computer-mediated communication facilitate intercultural relationships?
How may intercultural {{couples}} be affected by the society in which they dwell?
Decide and speak in regards to the challenges in intercultural relationships.

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