Chapter 3: Intercultural Communication
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Analysis:
a. Correct. Sex consists of biologically determined physical traits. Gender consists of
learned roles and communication patterns that are deemed “appropriate” for males and
females in the dominant culture. See 3-2: Dominant Cultures, Co-Cultures, and
Cultural Identity
b. Incorrect. In the dominant American culture, sex and gender tend to be intertwined.
See 3-2: Dominant Cultures, Co-Cultures, and Cultural Identity
c. Incorrect. In the dominant American culture, sex and gender tend to be intertwined.
See 3-2: Dominant Cultures, Co-Cultures, and Cultural Identity
d. Incorrect. In the dominant American culture, sex and gender tend to be intertwined.
See 3-2: Dominant Cultures, Co-Cultures, and Cultural Identity
Dominant Cultures, Co-Cultures, and Cultural Identity
COMM.SELLNOW.2021.03.02 – Explain the relationship between dominant
and co-cultures.
Identity and communication
Cultural and gender differences
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9. In the context of dominant cultures and co-cultures, the term “_____” refers to a belief system with a set of rituals and
ethical standards based on a common perception of what is sacred or holy.
Analysis:
a. Incorrect. Some of the co–cultures that exist in the United States today are formed
around shared beliefs and values related to, for example, race, ethnicity, sex and
gender, sexual orientation, religion, socioeconomic status, age or generation, and
disability. See 3-2: Dominant Cultures, Co-Cultures, and Cultural Identity
b. Incorrect. Some of the co–cultures that exist in the United States today are formed
around shared beliefs and values related to, for example, race, ethnicity, sex and
gender, sexual orientation, religion, socioeconomic status, age or generation, and
disability. See 3-2: Dominant Cultures, Co-Cultures, and Cultural Identity