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COMS 100 Chapter 8 Crossword

Horizontales
Able to speak and understand more than one language or communication style used in a social group or culture.
The theory that people find uncertainty uncomfortable and so are motivated to use communication to provide them with a way of removing the uncertainty. (Two words)
A response to cultural diversity in which one incorporates some practices, customs, and traditions of other groups into one's life.
A response to cultural diversity; attacking the cultural practices of others or proclaiming that one's own cultural traditions are superior.
The extent to which a culture values aggressiveness and competition, dominating others, and looking out for yourself. (Two words; opposites)
A response to cultural diversity in which one values others' customs, traditions, and values even if one does not actively incorporate them into one's life.
A culture that regards people as deeply connected to one another and to their families, groups, and communities.
The tendency to assume that one way of life is normal and superior to other ways of life.
The social, symbolic, and material conditions common to a group of people that influence how they understand themselves, others, and society.
Language that is very explicit, detailed, and precise; generally used in individualistic cultures. (Two Words; hyphenated)
A response to diversity in which one accepts differences, although one may not approve of or even understand them.
Verticales
The extent to which people want to avoid ambiguity and vagueness. (Two words)
The beliefs, understandings, practices, and ways of interpreting experience that are shared by a group of people.
An indirect and undetailed way of speaking that conveys meanings implicitly rather than explicitly; typical of collectivist cultures. (Two Words; hyphenated)
A culture in which each person is viewed as distinct from other people, groups, and organizations.
The size of the gap between people who have power and those who don't. (Two Words)
The giving up of one's native ways to take on the ways of another culture.
A response to cultural diversity that assumes that differences are rooted in cultural teachings and that no traditions, customs, or behaviors are intrinsically better than others.
The recognition that cultures vary in thought, action, and behavior as well as in beliefs and values is known as cultural _______.
A group of people who live within a dominant culture yet also belong to another social group or groups that share values, understandings, and practices distinct from those of the dominant culture is called a _______ community.