Intercultural Communication Theories Quiz

What does Edward Hall's Iceberg Theory suggest about culture?

• Most of culture is visible on the surface.

• Culture is entirely based on language.

• Much of culture is hidden beneath the surface.

• Culture has no impact on communication.

Which of the following is NOT one of Hofstede's cultural dimensions?

• Emotional Intelligence

• Power Distance

• Uncertainty Avoidance

• Individualism versus Collectivism

What does Howard Giles' Communication Accommodation Theory focus on?

• The impact of technology on communication.

• The importance of non-verbal communication.

• The role of language in cultural identity.

• Adjusting communication styles based on social dynamics.

Erin Meyer's Cultural Mapping Model includes how many scales?

• Eight

• Seven

• Six

• Five

In Richard Lewis' Model of Cultural Differences, which type is characterized by emotional and expressive nature?

• Multi-Active

• Task-Active

• Linear-Active

• Reactive

What is the first stage in Milton Bennett's Developmental Model of Intercultural Sensitivity?

• Ethnorelativism

• Cultural Adaptation

• Ethnocentrism

• Cultural Awareness

According to Edgar Schein, which level of organizational culture includes physical environment and rituals?

• Espoused Level

• Profound Level

• Surface Level

• Behavioral Level

Charles Handy's Organizational Culture Model includes which type represented by a strong leader?

• Person Culture

• Power Culture

• Task Culture

• Role Culture

What does the Third Space concept in Cultural Hybridity Theory represent?

• A static cultural identity.

• A dynamic site where cultures meet and interact.

• A place for cultural isolation.

• A framework for cultural dominance.

What is the primary focus of the theories discussed in the text?

• To promote cultural dominance.

• To eliminate cultural differences.

• To simplify communication styles.

• To enhance understanding of intercultural communication.