INTP COMM W3 S2 Biases & Context – Seeing What We Expect

What does “Je suis malade” exemplify in the context of communication?

• How emotion is culturally encoded in language and performance

• How humor transcends language

• Literal translation accuracy

Affective cognition is best defined as:

• Cognition without emotional influence

• Emotional exhaustion during exams

• How emotions affect thought processes

“Emotion scripts” refer to:

• Lines from a dramatic play

• Cultural patterns for feeling and expressing emotion

• Instructions in a psychology manual

Cultural display rules influence:

• How languages are translated

• When and how emotions can be shown in public

• The shape of emojis

Which of these is a component of emotional intelligence?

• Recognizing and regulating emotions

• Ignoring others’ emotional responses

• Memorizing emotion definitions

A cross-cultural challenge in emotional expression is:

• Misreading expressions due to different display norms

• Poor eyesight

• The use of emojis

One reason emotion is misunderstood across cultures is:

• Biology functions differently

• Facial expressions and gestures are interpreted through cultural lenses

• People don’t like to feel

The activity of interpreting a crying scene in film relates to:

• Structural linguistics

• Memory mapping

• Cultural perception of emotional expression

Empathy is different from sympathy in that:

• Empathy means feeling bad for someone

• Empathy involves understanding and sharing another's feelings

• Empathy is always positive

A low-emotion display culture would likely:

• Value emotional restraint in public

• Encourage dramatic outbursts

• Show no understanding of emotion