Does the particular culture that a person comes from make a difference in how they perceive you? Explain

How can you manage cultural difference between United States and other countries

Immigration has had a massive influence on helping shape "American" culture, how does it relate to the Dominant/Co-culture paradigm? Does it further support the pre-existing ways of the Dominant culture or did it lead to changes? How does it compare or measure up to one of the cultural theories (Hofstede, Hall, World Values Survey)?

What qualities would a person with a high cultural intelligence display?

If you have traveled to or lived in another country, what positive aspects of people seem to be valued in that culture? What attributes seem to be less valued?

Make a list of three businesses that use regional stereotypes in their business practises.

How has globalization affected culture?

Using Geert Hofstede's cultural dimensions, the United States culture can be characterized by all of the following EXCEPT: a. High on individualism O b. Low on power distance C. High on masculinity d. Low on long-term orientation e. High on uncertainty avoidance

What three impacts does culture have on how we interact with others?

Describe how people may communicate differently in different cultures.