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Help, I stuck on these three... 1. Ke Guiwen is visiting the United States from China. As he visits several companies and talks to both workers and managers, he is surprised to realize that although U.S. workers seem to have more autonomy than the employees in his company, they tend not to work...

1.Cultural demographics in the United States have changed due largely to _____. a.a decrease in the European-American population b.government efforts to increase immigration from Central American countries c.reorganization of neighborhood boundary lines d.an increase in the Latino and Asian...

...members of your own culture? How? Are they similar? How so?

Cultures use and value time differently. What kinds of judgments might be made of those who use time differently from the ways that your culture does?

What kinds of judgments might be made of those who use time differently from the ways that your culture does?

One person comes from a culture that believes “We're all human, aren't we?” Another person comes from a culture that says “Status is everything.” What problems might occur as these two individuals try to communicate with each other? How might the development of interpersonal relationships be...

What experiences do bi-cultural people encounter that uni-cultural people do not? Is there a “home” culture and a “public” culture that are different? How does this ethnocentrism contribute to the development of stereotypes, prejudices, racism and discrimination?