When Working Cross-Culturally with Someone Whose Cultural Background Is Different

question 19

Multiple Choice

When working cross-culturally with someone whose cultural background is different from yours, the authors suggest which of these?

• A) Avoid self-disclosing.
• B) Feedback can be dangerous.
• C) Openly disclose your own background.
• D) None of these.

Understand the different types of amnesia and their psychological or trauma-related causes.

Comprehend the processes involved in the encoding, storage, and retrieval of information.

Recognize the effects of practice and repetition on memory recall.

Identify the influence of psychological factors, such as the self-reference and serial-position effects, on memory recall.

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Definitions:

Surface Structure

In linguistics, the outward form of a sentence, including words and their syntax, as opposed to the deeper meanings and relationships analyzed in deep structure.

Deep Structure

In linguistics, the underlying meaning of a sentence, as distinct from its surface structure or the way it is expressed.

Linguistic Relativity Hypothesis

The theory that suggests the structure of a language influences its speakers' world view or cognition.

Worldview Hypothesis

A theory suggesting that individuals' beliefs and values deeply influence their perception of the world.