North American RYE Conference 2009 Cultural Issues: Intercultural Conflict Styles Corina Mihaela Paraschiv Marketing & Communications Director Rotaract.

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North American RYE Conference 2009 Cultural Issues: Intercultural Conflict Styles Corina Mihaela Paraschiv Marketing & Communications Director Rotaract in USA, Canada and Caribbean

North American RYE Conference 2009 Do You See What I See?

North American RYE Conference 2009 CompetitionCollaboration AvoidanceAccommodation Negotiation Uncooperative/Cooperative Unassertive/Assertive

North American RYE Conference 2009 CompetitionCollaboration AvoidanceAccommodation Negotiation Uncooperative/Cooperative Unassertive/Assertive Collaboration Avoidance

North American RYE Conference 2009 Not All Cultures are the Same Models are developed using “emic” logic – They use an “insider’s view” – Makes models culturally-biased Cultures DO differ – Using an “etic” logic (“outsider perspective”) – All cultures can be plotted on a spectrum

North American RYE Conference 2009 Communication Style Indirect Direct

North American RYE Conference 2009 Which type of communicator are you? Indirect Use of metaphors Use of analogies Hint what you mean Make use of third-party intermediary in conflicts Rely on receiver to clarify misunderstanding Direct Precise, explicit language “Say what you mean and mean what you say” Prefers face-to-face, direct channels to solve issues Sender is responsible for communicating clearly

North American RYE Conference 2009 Which type of communicator are you? Indirect Direct

North American RYE Conference 2009 Expressiveness Restrained Expressive

North American RYE Conference 2009 What is your expressiveness type? Emotionally Restrained? Emotions are disguised in order to maintain harmony Less display of non-verbal behavior Less variation in speech rate, loudness, and pitch Concern exists that displaying emotion will hurt others’ feelings Emotionally Expressive Visually demonstrate feelings by laughing, gesturing, facial expressions Tone can vary in function to emotions Commitment, trust, and degree of involvement shown through emotions Credibility and sincerity gained through emotional display

North American RYE Conference 2009 What is you expressiveness type? Restrained Expressive

North American RYE Conference 2009 Putting It All Together

North American RYE Conference 2009 Intercultural Conflict Style Emotionally Expressive Emotionally Restrained Direct Indirect Discussion Engagement Accommodation Dynamic

North American RYE Conference 2009 Intercultural Conflict Style Discussion Engagement Accommodation Dynamic U.S. (European American), Canada, U.K., Sweden, Norway, Australia, Germany, Denmark… U.S. (African American), France, Greece, Italy, Spain, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Russia, Israel, Rumania… Native American, Mexico, Costa Rica, Peru, China, Japan, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia… Kuwait, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Lebanon,,Pakistan… Emotionally Expressive Emotionally Restrained Direct Indirect

North American RYE Conference 2009 Ask Yourself… How do I appear to others? How do I recognize this style?

North American RYE Conference 2009 Difficulty in “reading between the lines” Appears logical but unfeeling Appears uncomfortable with emotional arguments Discussion

North American RYE Conference 2009 Appears unconcerned with the views & feelings of others Appears dominating & rude Appears uncomfortable with viewpoints that are separated from emotion Engagement

North American RYE Conference 2009 Difficulty in voicing own opinion Appears uncommitted & dishonest Difficulty in providing elaborated explanations Accommodation

North American RYE Conference 2009 Rarely “gets to the point” Appears unreasonable & devious Appears “too emotional” Dynamic

North American RYE Conference 2009 Bottom Line… 4 different intercultural conflict styles+ 4 very different ways of handling conflict Many possibilities for misunderstandings!! 4 different intercultural conflict styles+ 4 very different ways of handling conflict Many possibilities for misunderstandings!! Discussion Engagement Accommodation Dynamic

North American RYE Conference 2009 Skills to Build On… Mindful listening Mindful reframing Face-maintenance skills Trust building skills Collaborative dialogue Communication adaptability

North American RYE Conference 2009 Access to Resources… Contact me : C orina M. Paraschiv at – Questions regarding Inter-Cultural Teamwork – Free copy of the Leading Across Culture Documentary Visit – Articles on Cross-Cultural Teamwork – Preparation for Studying Abroad