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1.  What is cross-cultural communication?

Multicultural communication is the contact, exchange of information and emotions between people who from many similar cultures and many different cultural expressions in a particular region or in the world in general. Like between the East and the West, between Vietnam, Japan, America, Arabia, Europe, etc.

2. There are a number of definitions of culture. What do you think is the mostadequate definition? Why do you think so?

3. What are the benefits of learning cross-cultural communication for your work and for your life?

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1.  What is cross-cultural communication?

Multicultural communication is the contact, exchange of information and emotions between people who from many similar cultures and many different cultural expressions in a particular region or in the world in general. Like between the East and the West, between Vietnam, Japan, America, Arabia, Europe, etc.

2. There are a number of definitions of culture. What do you think is the mostadequate definition? Why do you think so?

3. What are the benefits of learning cross-cultural communication for your work and for your life?

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ĐẠI HỌC HU KIỂM TRA CUỐI HỌC PHN
VIỆN MCNTT Học phần: Giao thoa văn hóa 1
Họ và tên sinh viên: Lớp: Bình Dương 4
Ghi chú: MSHV:
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1. What is cross-cultural communication?
Multicultural communication is the contact, exchange of information and
emotions between people who from many similar cultures and many different cultural
expressions in a particular region or in the world in general. Like between the East and
the West, between Vietnam, Japan, America, Arabia, Europe, etc.
2. There are a number of definitions of culture. What do you think is the
mostadequate definition? Why do you think so?
For me, defining culture is a complex and multi-faceted task, and what is considered the
"most adequate" definition may vary depending on the context and the specific aspect
of culture being emphasized.
However, one widely accepted and comprehensive definition of culture is provided by
the British anthropologist E.B. Tylor, which remains influential in the field: "Culture is
that complex whole which includes knowledge, belief, art, morals, law, custom, and
any other capabilities and habits acquired by as a member of society." I think this
definition is the most adequate because:
Comprehensive Scope: This definition recognizes that culture encompasses a wide
range of elements, including knowledge, beliefs, customs, art, ethics, and more. Culture
is not limited to a single aspect but is a multifaceted construct that encompasses various
aspects of human life.
Holistic Approach: The definition emphasizes the interconnectedness of cultural
elements. That these aspects do not exist in isolation but are interrelated and influence
each other.
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Inclusivity: It is inclusive and applicable to all human societies, regardless of their level
of technological or social development.
Determining the "most adequate" definition of culture is subjective and
contextdependent. Different definitions of culture are suitable for different purposes and
fields of study. The most adequate definition of culture depends on the specific context
in which it is being used:
Anthropological Context: Tylor's definition is often considered the most adequate
because it provides a holistic and comprehensive understanding of culture,
encompassing various aspects of human life and emphasizing the interconnectedness of
these elements.
Organizational Context: In the context of multicultural organizations, culture might be
defined as the shared values, beliefs, and behaviors that influence how individuals
within an organization interact and collaborate.
Sociological Context: Culture can be seen as the collective norms, customs, and
symbols that shape a society's way of life.
Ultimately, I think the most adequate definition of culture depends on the specific field
of study or the practical context in which it's being applied. It's important to select a
definition that aligns with the objectives of the discussion or research at hand.
3. What are the benefits of learning cross-cultural communication for your work and
for your life?
The goal of cross-cultural communication is to facilitate clear and meaningful
communication while respecting and appreciating the cultural perspectives and
practices of others. Thus, learning cross-cultural communication offers numerous
benefits for both my work and my life.
My job is a law lecturer. Therefore learning cross-cultural communication is
highly beneficial for teaching, as it enables educators to effectively engage with students
from diverse cultural backgrounds. Here are some key benefits. Firstly, based on
understanding and respecting students' cultural, i can design instruction that is relevant,
relatable, and meaningful to diverse learners, thereby increasing learners' ability to
absorb. Secondly, effective cross-cultural communication facilitates clear and
meaningful communication between me and my students. It helps overcome language
barriers, ensures instructions are understood, and encourages active participation and
interaction in the classroom. Thirdly, cross-cultural communication education helps me
recognize and challenge my own biases and stereotypes. Since then, it enables me to
navigate cultural differences, avoid stereotypes, and adapt teaching strategies to meet
the diverse learning styles, to approach teaching with cultural sensitivity, fairness, and
equity, ensuring that all my students have equal opportunities for success.
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Learning cross-cultural communication also brings many benefits to my life.
Here are some key advantages. Firstly, learning cross-cultural communication equips
me with skills to communicate effectively with individuals from diverse cultural
backgrounds. I can adapt my communication style, and interpret non-verbal cues,
leading to clearer and more meaningful interactions. Secondly, cross-cultural
communication enhances my cultural awareness and sensitivity. It allows me to
understand and appreciate the perspectives, values, and customs of people from
different cultures. For example, when i travel to different countries or interact with
people from diverse cultures, cross-cultural communication skills enhance my travel
experiences. I can engage more deeply with local communities, understand their
customs, and navigate cultural nuances, leading to more immersive and meaningful
travel experiences. Thirdly, cross-cultural communication opens doors to new
relationships and expands my social network. By engaging with people from different
cultures, i have the opportunity to share my own cultural background and experiences
while learning from others. This enriches my knowledge, broadens my worldview, and
fosters personal growth.
In short, my work is more efficient, reasonable and my life is more valuable and
meaningful due to the benefits of learning cross-cultural communication.
lO MoARcPSD| 45467232
ĐI HC HU ĐỀ KIỂM TRA CUỐI HỌC PHN
VIỆN MCNTT Học phần: Giao thoa văn hóa 1
You are required to answer all the following questions.
1. What is cross-cultural communication? (2 points)
2. There are a number of definitions of culture. What do you think is the mostadequate
definition? Why do you think so? (4 points)
3. What are the benefits of learning cross-cultural communication for your work and
for your life? (4 points)
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lO M oARcPSD| 45467232
ĐẠI HỌC HUẾ KIỂM TRA CUỐI HỌC PHẦN VIỆN MỞ VÀ CNTT
Học phần: Giao thoa văn hóa 1
Họ và tên sinh viên:
Lớp: Bình Dương 4 Ghi chú: MSHV: BÀI LÀM
1. What is cross-cultural communication?
Multicultural communication is the contact, exchange of information and
emotions between people who from many similar cultures and many different cultural
expressions in a particular region or in the world in general. Like between the East and
the West, between Vietnam, Japan, America, Arabia, Europe, etc.
2. There are a number of definitions of culture. What do you think is the
mostadequate definition? Why do you think so?
For me, defining culture is a complex and multi-faceted task, and what is considered the
"most adequate" definition may vary depending on the context and the specific aspect of culture being emphasized.
However, one widely accepted and comprehensive definition of culture is provided by
the British anthropologist E.B. Tylor, which remains influential in the field: "Culture is
that complex whole which includes knowledge, belief, art, morals, law, custom, and
any other capabilities and habits acquired by as a member of society." I think this
definition is the most adequate because:
Comprehensive Scope: This definition recognizes that culture encompasses a wide
range of elements, including knowledge, beliefs, customs, art, ethics, and more. Culture
is not limited to a single aspect but is a multifaceted construct that encompasses various aspects of human life.
Holistic Approach: The definition emphasizes the interconnectedness of cultural
elements. That these aspects do not exist in isolation but are interrelated and influence each other. lO M oARcPSD| 45467232
Inclusivity: It is inclusive and applicable to all human societies, regardless of their level
of technological or social development.
Determining the "most adequate"
definition of culture is subjective and
contextdependent. Different definitions of culture are suitable for different purposes and
fields of study. The most adequate definition of culture depends on the specific context in which it is being used:
Anthropological Context: Tylor's definition is often considered the most adequate
because it provides a holistic and comprehensive understanding of culture,
encompassing various aspects of human life and emphasizing the interconnectedness of these elements.
Organizational Context: In the context of multicultural organizations, culture might be
defined as the shared values, beliefs, and behaviors that influence how individuals
within an organization interact and collaborate.
Sociological Context: Culture can be seen as the collective norms, customs, and
symbols that shape a society's way of life.
Ultimately, I think the most adequate definition of culture depends on the specific field
of study or the practical context in which it's being applied. It's important to select a
definition that aligns with the objectives of the discussion or research at hand.
3. What are the benefits of learning cross-cultural communication for your work and for your life?
The goal of cross-cultural communication is to facilitate clear and meaningful
communication while respecting and appreciating the cultural perspectives and
practices of others. Thus, learning cross-cultural communication offers numerous
benefits for both my work and my life.
My job is a law lecturer. Therefore learning cross-cultural communication is
highly beneficial for teaching, as it enables educators to effectively engage with students
from diverse cultural backgrounds. Here are some key benefits. Firstly, based on
understanding and respecting students' cultural, i can design instruction that is relevant,
relatable, and meaningful to diverse learners, thereby increasing learners' ability to
absorb. Secondly, effective cross-cultural communication facilitates clear and
meaningful communication between me and my students. It helps overcome language
barriers, ensures instructions are understood, and encourages active participation and
interaction in the classroom. Thirdly, cross-cultural communication education helps me
recognize and challenge my own biases and stereotypes. Since then, it enables me to
navigate cultural differences, avoid stereotypes, and adapt teaching strategies to meet
the diverse learning styles, to approach teaching with cultural sensitivity, fairness, and
equity, ensuring that all my students have equal opportunities for success. lO M oARcPSD| 45467232
Learning cross-cultural communication also brings many benefits to my life.
Here are some key advantages. Firstly, learning cross-cultural communication equips
me with skills to communicate effectively with individuals from diverse cultural
backgrounds. I can adapt my communication style, and interpret non-verbal cues,
leading to clearer and more meaningful interactions. Secondly, cross-cultural
communication enhances my cultural awareness and sensitivity. It allows me to
understand and appreciate the perspectives, values, and customs of people from
different cultures. For example, when i travel to different countries or interact with
people from diverse cultures, cross-cultural communication skills enhance my travel
experiences. I can engage more deeply with local communities, understand their
customs, and navigate cultural nuances, leading to more immersive and meaningful
travel experiences. Thirdly, cross-cultural communication opens doors to new
relationships and expands my social network. By engaging with people from different
cultures, i have the opportunity to share my own cultural background and experiences
while learning from others. This enriches my knowledge, broadens my worldview, and fosters personal growth.
In short, my work is more efficient, reasonable and my life is more valuable and
meaningful due to the benefits of learning cross-cultural communication. lO M oARcPSD| 45467232
ĐẠI HỌC HUẾ ĐỀ KIỂM TRA CUỐI HỌC PHẦN VIỆN MỞ VÀ CNTT
Học phần: Giao thoa văn hóa 1
You are required to answer all the following questions.
1. What is cross-cultural communication? (2 points)
2. There are a number of definitions of culture. What do you think is the mostadequate
definition? Why do you think so? (4 points)
3. What are the benefits of learning cross-cultural communication for your work and for your life? (4 points)