Stephanie is fresh out of college and is getting ready for her first business trip overseas. Previously, Stephanie travelled very little and even her family vacations were normally about an hour away from her home. Which of the following advice would be appropriate to help prepare Stephanie for success on her overseas visit? Stephanie should not worry and just relax and be herself. If the person does not understand Stephanie, Stephanie should talk louder so they can understand the point she is trying to make. When appropriate, Stephanie should alter her facial expressions and gestures as needed to facilitate a cross-culture interaction. In order to carry on a conversation, Stephanie should maintain direct eye contact with the person she is speaking with. Which of the following is not a trait of high cultural intelligence? Regularly associating with people from different cultures with relative ease. Shaking hands when meeting with someone from another culture for the first time. Taking pleasure in talking with someone who's English is limited. Finding work on a multicultural team to be very satisfying. Mike is a new manager and several of his employees are from different countries, having recently moved to the US within the last 6 months. Specifically, he has team members from France, India, and Japan, to go along with several US citizens on his team. Which of the following actions would be considered to be an example of high cultural intelligence? Mike should take his employees to his favourite Chinese restaurant every time they celebrate a team mate's birthday. Mike should communicate the same with everyone in order to maintain consistency. Mike should share his views on international politics openly and consistently, in order to let his team know where he stands on such issues. Mike should be open to changing the way he behaves when a cross-culture seems to require it.

Social Psychology (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134641287

Author:Elliot Aronson, Timothy D. Wilson, Robin M. Akert, Samuel R. Sommers

Publisher:Elliot Aronson, Timothy D. Wilson, Robin M. Akert, Samuel R. Sommers

Chapter1: Introducing Social Psychology

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Stephanie is fresh out of college and is getting ready for her first business trip overseas. Previously, Stephanie travelled very little and even her family vacations were normally about an hour away from her home. Which of the following advice would be appropriate to help prepare Stephanie for success on her overseas visit?

Stephanie should not worry and just relax and be herself.
If the person does not understand Stephanie, Stephanie should talk louder so they can understand the point she is trying to make.
When appropriate, Stephanie should alter her facial expressions and gestures as needed to facilitate a cross-culture interaction.
In order to carry on a conversation, Stephanie should maintain direct eye contact with the person she is speaking with.

Which of the following is not a trait of high cultural intelligence?

Regularly associating with people from different cultures with relative ease.
Shaking hands when meeting with someone from another culture for the first time.
Taking pleasure in talking with someone who's English is limited.
Finding work on a multicultural team to be very satisfying.

Mike is a new manager and several of his employees are from different countries, having recently moved to the US within the last 6 months. Specifically, he has team members from France, India, and Japan, to go along with several US citizens on his team. Which of the following actions would be considered to be an example of high cultural intelligence?

Mike should take his employees to his favourite Chinese restaurant every time they celebrate a team mate's birthday.
Mike should communicate the same with everyone in order to maintain consistency.
Mike should share his views on international politics openly and consistently, in order to let his team know where he stands on such issues.
Mike should be open to changing the way he behaves when a cross-culture seems to require it.

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