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Interpersonal Communication- A Mindful Approach to Relationships, 2020a

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One day Roy and Jalissa were hanging how in a s<strong>to</strong>re when Roy found an African<br />

Mask. Roy grabbed the mask, walked up behind Jalissa, and shouted, “Abugga bugga!”<br />

Jalissa turned around and laughingly slapped Roy on the arm responding, “You White<br />

racist cracker!” Jalissa looked at an older White woman standing in the row completely<br />

startled, and she just busted out laughing and Roy joined right in.<br />

1. In this case, was Roy culturally intelligent? Why?<br />

2. In this case, was Jalissa culturally intelligent? Why?<br />

3. Was this interpersonal interaction appropriate? Why?<br />

End of Chapter Quiz<br />

1. Milagros belongs <strong>to</strong> a very distinct South American tribe. Bravery is very important in her<br />

tribe. From an early age, all boys and girls are taught that bravery is akin <strong>to</strong> being a member<br />

of the tribe. Furthermore, people who are not brave are often banished from the tribe.<br />

For this tribe, what does bravery represent?<br />

a. a rule<br />

b. a norm<br />

c. a value<br />

d. a belief<br />

e. a worth<br />

2. African Americans; Bisexuals, Gays, and Lesbians; Irish Americans, Southerners are all<br />

examples of what?<br />

a. dominant cultures<br />

b. co-cultures<br />

c. subcultures<br />

d. microcultures<br />

e. collaborative cultures<br />

3. As a transgendered individual, Melanie realizes that many people in her dominant culture<br />

do not understand, agree with, nor support transgendered individuals and causes. Which<br />

facet of collective self-esteem does this represent?<br />

a. private collective esteem<br />

b. membership esteem<br />

c. public collective esteem<br />

d. importance <strong>to</strong> identity<br />

e. other esteem<br />

4. The degree <strong>to</strong> which an individual views the world from their own culture’s perspective<br />

while evaluating other cultures according <strong>to</strong> their culture’s preconceptions often accompanied<br />

by feelings of dislike, mistrust, or hate for cultures deemed inferior?<br />

a. ethnocentrism<br />

b. stereotypes<br />

c. prejudice<br />

d. discrimination<br />

e. cultural annoyance<br />

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<strong>Interpersonal</strong> <strong>Communication</strong>

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