When You Include Another Person's Ideas in a Report, You

question 9

Multiple Choice

When you include another person's ideas in a report, you should

• A) include the entire section so readers can see it in context.
• B) put quotation marks around any information you paraphrase.
• C) avoid plagiarism by rearranging or omitting a few words.
• D) paraphrase various sources, without attribution, as needed for your purpose.
• E) use direct quotations when you cannot improve on the wording.

Acknowledge cultural dimensions, including norms, values, and folkways.

Learn about the stages and effects of culture shock.

Understand the concept of ethnocentrism and cultural relativism and their impact on intercultural interactions.

Grasp the significance of subcultures and countercultures within a society.

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Definitions:

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