The "Cognitive" Component of Intercultural Competence Is the Person's_____

question 67

Multiple Choice

The "cognitive" component of intercultural competence is the person's_____.

• A) level of sensitivity to cultural issues
• B) ability to connect with foreigners on an emotional level
• C) ability to handle the emotional stress of an overseas assignment
• D) knowledge about a foreign culture

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Definitions:

Cognition

The knowledge, beliefs, thoughts and ideas that people have about themselves and their environment. May also refer to mental processes through which knowledge is acquired, including perception, memory and thinking.

Illocution

The intended significance behind an utterance, such as commanding, questioning, or declaring, which conveys the speaker's intention.

Verbal Output

The production and expression of words, either spoken or written, as a means of communication.

Words in Sequence

A linguistic arrangement where words are placed in a specific order to convey meaning or perform a linguistic function.