Geert Hofstede defines culture as:
A. the collective programming of the mind which distinguishes the members of one
category of people from another.
B. the abstract system of signs common to every community of the world.
C. the universal system of forms and conventions used by man.
D. that component of our mental programming which we do not share with any of our
compatriots.
E. that component of the human mind which is exclusive to every individual.
In terms of the nature of listening, which of the following is true of sensing words?
A. Our mental concentration on the communication symbols that our senses can detect
varies from moment to moment.
B. It is a fact that every person has the same ability to sense words.
C. How well we sense the words around us is determined by how often we use
back-channeling.
D. Typically, a person’s mental concentration consistently blocks out all sounds.