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Sample culture questionnaire

The Cultural Aspects of Conversation Questionnaire Please answer the following questions based on your own native cultural context. Depending on the questions please circle the letter before your choice, write a short answer or underline the chosen word. 1) In your culture if two (or more) people, in a conversation, start to speak at the same time, how do they react when they realize they have been speaking at the same time? a) Both of them may continue talking simultaneously. b) One of them stops talking, and the other one continues speaking. 2) When one person is talking in a conversation and the listener one suddenly interrupts the speaker… a) …the speaker stops talking, and the other one continues speaking (as if nothing had happened). b) …the one, who interrupted apologizes for the interruption and either tries to give their thoughts quickly or only just indicates their intention to talk later, when it is their turn. Source: Biró, Zs. (2015). The cultural aspects of testing oral communication skills. Unpublished BA thesis. Budapest: ELTE.  © 2015 Dávid & Ryan

Qnnaire contd. 3) Please read the following short conversation, and give your answer whether it is appropriate or not. “-Would you like a cup of tea? -Yes.” …………………………………………… 4) Given your own culture, do people in conversations prefer to nominate (e.g. Martha, could you please…) the other speaker or not? a) Yes, they do. b) No, they do not. 5) When there are four people in a conversation, how does it usually flow? a) They divide, and start to speak in twos (pairs). b) Basically, two of them talks and the other two are just listening. c) A different pattern is observable 6) How does people’s body language influence you during a conversation? For instance: Is it disturbing when somebody listens to you in a “too comfortable way” (e.g. he/she is almost lying on the chair) or without looking into your eyes etc.? ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………… © 2015 Dávid & Ryan

Qnnaire contd. 7) Is there any (unspoken) rule in your culture, which gives you some kind of hierarchical order (for example: according to age or gender) in a conversation? (e.g. Who should have the last word? etc.) If there is, please write about it in a few words. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 8) Considering your culture, is it a positive trait when somebody is talkative or people prefer when others are laconic? (Please underline your answer in the question, choose from the italicized words.) 9) In what kind of topics euphemism (=when a polite expression is used instead of an offensive or too harsh/explicit one) occur in your culture? (e.g. In English: gosh instead of God) (You can choose more than one answer.) a) afterlife b) sexuality c) death d) other: ……………………… © 2015 Dávid & Ryan