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Topics of this game:
- Ethinicty, Age, and Gender are most visible personal characteristics affecting dialogue.
- May be the degree or assimilation, socioeconomic status, health condition, religion, educational background, group membership, etc.
- One phrase or action leads to the next
- If a person misjudges another, individuals degree of association with any particular cultural group or association.
- Uses codes to represent objects, ideas, or behaviors.
- The abstract nature of language means it can be correctly interpreted only within context
- Affectice and physical cues a speaker uses to indicate meaning, such as tone of voice, facial expression, posture, and gestures.
- Dependent on words, the underlying meaning is indecipherable if words are poorly and misleading to recipient
- Most meaning is found within the context of the message, and not the words.
- Touching, gestures, eye contact, and spatial relationships
- Handshakes, hugging, kissing, placing a hand on the arm or shoulder, and unintentional bumping.
- Waving hello or goodbye or standing up; or indirect motions.
- Deliberate looks of attention or questioning and unintentional wincing or grimacing.
- Usually complex by looking at an individual, can be considered rude or openness about the person
- Defines his or her own space, surrounding area for the individual
- Client provides as much detailed information, with medical history and symptoms, to give direct diagnosis and treatment
- Speaker is mindful of his or her own communication behaviors and is sensitive to misinterpret in the person
- Understanding cultural communication expectations and being familiar with the distinctive style of the other person
- How clients will prefer to be adrressed.(Mr. ,Miss, Mrs. , Sir, and Madam)
- Using ambiguous language when working with clients who are limited in English. Using specific verbs.
- Someone who can translate the language to another person
- Message materials are transmitted to the target audience
- The four P's product, price, placement, and promotion
- Define clear and realistic goals and objectives within cultural context
- Keep track of progress, and modify if necessary
