INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION

You have an online meeting with your client from Germany; you noticed that all the information that the German client of yours was detailed and complete.

• CHRONEMICS

• PROXEMICS

• CONTEXT

You worked as an office clerk in the United States of America, your employer told you to finish the tasks with the given schedules and these tasks must be done on time and without any delay. What theory in intercultural communication is being shown in this situation?

• CHRONEMICS

• PROXEMICS

• CONTEXT

Two Indian men holding hands together while walking along the street of New Delhi.

• CHRONEMICS

• PROXEMICS

• CONTEXT

Being late is not a big deal if you will work in Brazil. As long as you can do the works at once and would be able to finish them are the ideas that these Brazilians keep in mind while working.

• CHRONEMICS

• PROXEMICS

• CONTEXT

Mr. Mendoza worked as an English teacher in Japan. One day, he missed a faculty meeting due to personal reasons. He asked his Japanese colleagues about what has been said in the meeting but they only told him such unspecified and incomplete information about it.

• HIGH - CONTEXT

• LOW - CONTEXT

During the meeting, the American speaker stood in front with a maximum distance from the audience.

• LOW - TERRITORIALITY

• HIGH - TERRITORIALITY

Mark hates to be late to anything: he gets anxious at even the thought of being late, especially to events he believes are important. This orientation toward time is known as

• Monochronic

• Polychronic

In the neighborhood, you saw two ladies whispering something to each other. They seem like secretly gossiping about someone.

• HIGH - TERRITORIALITY

• LOW - TERRITORIALITY

An annoying neighbor disturbed you during your sleep because he played loud music. You went to his house and said to him, " Will you please turn your volume down? Most of your neighbors were not awake as you are, so please, be sensitive!"

• HIGH - CONTEXT

• LOW- CONTEXT

Ben joined the online meeting 30 minutes after the said schedule and he didn't already follow the flow of the activities and presentation.

• MONOCHRONIC

• POLYCHRONIC