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cultural shock affects both business and daily interactions, so don't forget this

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Froggy Jumps cultural shocks-gameOnline version cultural shock affects both business and daily interactions, so don't forget this by ximena dahe 1 In low-context cultures, what is emphasized in communication? a Reliance on tone alone b Direct and explicit messages c Indirect and implicit messages 2 Which time approach prioritizes punctuality and schedules? a Polychronic time b Flexible time c Monochronic time 3 Which greeting is common in Japan and Korea? a Handshake only b Kissing on the cheek c Bowing 4 In relational (high-relationship) cultures, what matters most? a Contracts alone b Personal connection and trust c Speed of decisions 5 What is a common nonverbal cue in the Middle East or Latin America? a Strict physical distancing b Closer personal distance during conversation c Avoiding eye contact completely 6 In high-context cultures, meaning is often conveyed through: a Tone, gestures, and context b Written contracts exclusively c Exact words only 7 Which is a typical risk in cross-cultural negotiations? a Misinterpreting silence as disagreement b Always understanding all gestures c Ignoring relationships entirely 8 In Mexico, what is often valued before contracts? a Speedy signing b Personal relationships c Immediate formalities 9 Which greeting practice should you consider avoiding early in a relationship? a Using first names before invited b Using titles and last names c Always giving a handshake 10 What to DO in International Negotiations? a observe first, ask respectfully, adapt, and remain flexible b assume your culture is universal c ignore local customs or traditions

Froggy Jumps

cultural shocks-gameOnline version

cultural shock affects both business and daily interactions, so don't forget this

by ximena dahe

In low-context cultures, what is emphasized in communication?

Reliance on tone alone

Direct and explicit messages

Indirect and implicit messages

Which time approach prioritizes punctuality and schedules?

Polychronic time

Flexible time

Monochronic time

Which greeting is common in Japan and Korea?

Handshake only

Kissing on the cheek

Bowing

In relational (high-relationship) cultures, what matters most?

Contracts alone

Personal connection and trust

Speed of decisions

What is a common nonverbal cue in the Middle East or Latin America?

Strict physical distancing

Closer personal distance during conversation

Avoiding eye contact completely

In high-context cultures, meaning is often conveyed through:

Tone, gestures, and context

Written contracts exclusively

Exact words only

Which is a typical risk in cross-cultural negotiations?

Misinterpreting silence as disagreement

Always understanding all gestures

Ignoring relationships entirely

In Mexico, what is often valued before contracts?

Speedy signing

Personal relationships

Immediate formalities

Which greeting practice should you consider avoiding early in a relationship?

Using first names before invited

Using titles and last names

Always giving a handshake

What to DO in International Negotiations?

observe first, ask respectfully, adapt, and remain flexible

assume your culture is universal

ignore local customs or traditions

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cultural shocks-gameOnline version

by ximena dahe

In low-context cultures, what is emphasized in communication?

Which time approach prioritizes punctuality and schedules?

Which greeting is common in Japan and Korea?

In relational (high-relationship) cultures, what matters most?

What is a common nonverbal cue in the Middle East or Latin America?

In high-context cultures, meaning is often conveyed through:

Which is a typical risk in cross-cultural negotiations?

In Mexico, what is often valued before contracts?

Which greeting practice should you consider avoiding early in a relationship?

What to DO in International Negotiations?

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