W-2 CIBMM Cultural Understanding

What is culture?

• Beliefs, values, customs, practices, traditions, language, and behaviors of a group

• Visible aspects like clothing, food, language, music, art, and customs

• Hidden aspects like values, beliefs, norms, attitudes, and worldviews

• Evaluating other cultures based on one's own

What are the visible aspects of culture?

• Shared expectations and rules

• Guiding principles, beliefs, or ideals

• Clothing, food, language, music, art, and customs

• Ingrained values, beliefs, norms, and attitudes

What are the hidden aspects of culture?

• Shared expectations and rules

• Guiding principles, beliefs, or ideals

• Visible aspects like clothing, food, language, music, art, and customs

• Ingrained values, beliefs, norms, attitudes, and assumptions

What is the definition of values?

• Principles, beliefs, or ideals that guide a person's attitudes, behaviors, and decisions

• Shared expectations and rules of behavior that define appropriate conduct within a group or society

• Visible aspects of culture, such as clothing, food, language, music, art, and customs

• Deeply ingrained values, beliefs, norms, attitudes, and cultural assumptions

What is the definition of norms?

• Principles, beliefs, or ideals that guide a person's attitudes, behaviors, and decisions

• Shared expectations and rules of behavior that define appropriate conduct within a group or society

• Visible aspects of culture, such as clothing, food, language, music, art, and customs

• Deeply ingrained values, beliefs, norms, attitudes, and cultural assumptions

What is ethnocentrism?

• Evaluating other cultures based on one's own culture

• Shared expectations and rules within a group or society

• Principles guiding a person's attitudes, behaviors, and decisions

• Visible aspects of culture, such as clothing, food, language, music, art, and customs

What is an example of power culture?

• A family business where the owner makes all decisions

• Large organizations with defined roles

• A tech startup with project-based teams

• Professional partnerships with individual autonomy

What is an example of role culture?

• A family business where the owner decides everything

• Large organizations like government agencies or banks

• A project-based tech startup

• Professional partnerships like law firms or medical practices

What is an example of task culture?

• A family business

• Large organizations like government agencies or banks

• A project-based tech startup

• Professional partnerships like law firms

What is an example of person culture?

• A family business with owner making decisions

• Large organizations like government agencies or banks

• A tech startup with project-based teams

• Professional partnerships like law firms with autonomy