A Much Greater Proportion of Hominid Behavior Is Learned and Culturally

question 19

Multiple Choice

A much greater proportion of hominid behavior is learned and culturally patterned because

• A) hominids are not very inventive.
• B) hominids avoid social contact.
• C) hominids have a greater capacity to learn.
• D) hominids actually care little for culture.

Identify and explain the two types of cultures based on their approach to time as defined by Edward Hall.

Recognize the advantages and rationale behind adopting a common language in multinational corporations.

Demonstrate knowledge of intercultural competence within a business context.

Analyze the complexity of nonverbal communication and its impact on intercultural interactions.

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