Across
- 4. when they seem to seek a little do as possible with the dominant groups' members
- 8. strategy when a co-culture member wants to fit in or join with the members of the dominant culture
- 12. seeking to realize their objectives with whom they interact
- 13. showing unfairness and uttering hurtful words that may hinder someone with different cultural preference from building a relationship
- 14. seek to make the dominant culture hear and recognize them
- 15. Nonverbal elements are not significant.Verbal messages as well as exchange of facts, ideas and opinions are observable (low context culture)
- 16. when a group is unfairly treating someone
- 17. everything has its own time, and time is not easily scheduled (high context culture )
- 19. verbal and direct cultures may seem less emotional and expressive
- 20. tendency to see own culture as superior to all others
Down
- 1. used when co-culture members attempt to maintain their cultural identity even when they strive to establish relationships with members of the dominant culture
- 2. negative attitude toward a cultural group base on a little or no experience
- 3. relationships begin and end quickly, paying attention to the internal processes is the basis of a productive work (low context culture)
- 5. utilized by showing sensitivity to others' feelings and by demonstrating consideration to their opinions
- 6. simplified or distorted views of another race, ethnic group or even culture
- 7. when co culture members tend to resist interacting with other members they consider outsiders
- 9. describe communities in which there is a deep understanding and respect for all others
- 10. one should get everyones' attention by impressing people with huge and overdone feelings and unrestrained.Highly, direct, engaging and emotionally expressive
- 11. hurtfully express and self-promote themselves , in control with the choices they make with the members they want to be with
- 18. multiple sources of information are used, Thinking proceeds from general to specific (high context culture)
