【跨文化交流-外教】10 Jeopardy Review.ppt

,basic info 100,answer: culture is the shared assumptions, values, and beliefs of a group of people which result in characteristic behaviors.,question: what is culture?,basic info 200,answer: visible dimension behavior invisible dimension assumptions values beliefs,question: what are the visible and invisible dimensions of culture?,basic info 300,answer: transmitter (sender) receiver message medium,question: what 4 things are required for communication?,basic info 400,answer: emic,question: what is the vocabulary word that means studying a culture from the inside perspective?,basic info 500,answer: worldview is the ever-changing set of core assumptions upon which we build the cultural map through which we understand the world around us “a cultures orientation towards god, humanity, nature, questions of existence, the universe and cosmos, life, suffering, sickness, death and other such philosophical issues”,question: what is worldview? give a definition.,building blocks 1 100,answer: collectivist,question: arranged marriages are common in this culture.,building blocks 1 200,answer: monochronic,question: waiting is an insult in this culture.,building blocks 1 300,answer: polychronic,question: a change of plan is normal in this culture.,building blocks 1 400,answer: external locus of control,question: in this culture, efforts will not solve all of your problems.,building blocks 1 500,answer:,question: name one characteristic of culture that is universalist and explain it.,building blocks 2 100,answer: polychronic,question: in this culture, the focus is on the people, not on the clock.,building blocks 2 200 daily double!,answer: universalist,question: in this culture, people often say that “justice is blind.”,building blocks 2 300,answer: individualist direct,question: these cultures are not as concerned with saving face.,building blocks 2 400,answer: particularist,question: in this culture, friends expect preferential treatment, friends protect friends.,building blocks 2 500,answer:,question: name one characteristic of culture that has an internal locus of control and explain it.,worldview 1 100,answer: judaism,question: name the one monotheistic religion we have studied.,worldview 1 200,answer: the cause of suffering is unhappy/evil spirits. to escape it one must offer sacrifices (food, money, etc) to please the spirits.,question: in animism, what is the cause of suffering/hardship in the world? how can one escape it?,worldview 1 300,answer: jerusalem the wailing wall the temple,question: what were/are three holy places or places of worship for judaism?,worldview 1 400,answer: external locus of control everything depends on whether or not the spirits are happy and pleased spirits of a place have power over people,question: what building block of culture fits closely with the animistic worldview? why?,worldview 1 500,answer: polychronic life is an endless cycle of rebirths (time is limitless),question: what building block of culture fits most closely with hinduism? why?,worldview 2 100,answer: karma is the sum of a persons (good and bad) actions in this and previous states of existence (previous lives), which decides a persons future fate and future life,question: what does “karma” mean in hinduism?,worldview 2 200,answer: the animals created the earth/soil and the turtle bore the earth on its back.,question: in the animist story we read, what was the role of the animals?,worldview 2 300 daily double!,answer: when the jews were slaves in egypt, in order to convince pharaoh to let them go, god sent a spirit that killed all the firstborn sons. the spirit passed over the jews houses because they had painted lambs blood on their doors and their sons were not killed.,question: where does the name from the jewish holiday passover come from?,worldview 2 400,answer: they are reincarnated (reborn). what they are reborn as depends on if they have good karma or bad karma.,question: in hinduism, what happens after a person dies?,worldview 2 500,answer: universalism much of judaism centers around gods law and following the law universalism also deals with following the laws,question: what building block of culture fits most closely with judaism? why?,misc. 100,answer: particular,question: is this a universal, cultural or particular behavior/opinion: “i hate rice”,misc. 200,answer: spoken words written words music television,question: give two examples of a medium of communication.,misc. 300,answer: because its universal,question: why is the statement “i feel sad when someone hurts me” not cultural?,misc. 400,answer: star of david judaism,question: what is this symbol called? what worldview is it associated with? ,misc. 500,answer: individualist universalist monochronic internal locus of control direct,question: describe american culture in terms of the 5 building blocks of culture we have studied.,daily do