COMPARING CULTURAL NORMS AND VALUES

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COMPARING CULTURAL NORMS AND VALUES

Sense Of Self and Space American Culture Informal, Handshake Other Cultures Formal Hugs, . Bows, handshakes

Communication and Language American Culture Explicit, Direct Communication Emphasis on content-meaning found in words Other Cultures Implicit, indirect. Communication. Emphasis on context-meaning found around words.

Dress and Appearance Other Cultures American Culture “Dress for success” ideal. Wide range of clothing to choose from. Other Cultures Dress seen as a sign of position, wealth. Religious rules.

Food And Eating Habbits American Culture Eating as a necessity-Fast Food Other Cultures Dining as a social experience. Religious rules

Time and time consciousness American Culture Exact time Consciousness. Value on promptness-time=money Other Cultures Elastic and relative time consciousness. Time spent on enjoyment of relationships

Relationships, family, friends American Culture Focus on Close Family. Responsibility for self, Value on youth, age seen as handicap. Other Cultures Focus on distant Family. Loyalty and responsibility to family. Age given status and respect.

Values and norms American Culture Individual orientation. Independence preferred Like direct confrontation. Other Cultures Group Orientation. Preference for harmony

Beliefs and Attitudes American Culture Challenging of authority. Individuals control their Destiny. Gender equity. Other Cultures Respect for authority and Social order. Individuals accept their destiny. Different roles for men and women

Mental processes and learning style American Culture Logical, Problem-solving focus Other Cultures Accepting of life’s difficulties

Work habits and practices American Culture Emphasis on task. Reward based on individual achievement. Other Cultures Emphasis on Relationships. Rewards Based on seniority, Relationships. Work is a necessity of life.

THE END!! By Scott Jackson