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Crosscultural Differences – Floor


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Crosscultural Differences – Floor

  • In SAE
  • In India
    • Older participants have the right to initiate conversation, maintain the floow and yield the floor
  • In traditional Western Europe
    • Children are admonished to be seen, not heard
  • In many other cultures
    • Only older males initiate, maintain and control the floor

Crosscultural Differences – Backchannel

  • The frequency and duration of backchannnelling behavior varies from culture to culture
  • Japanese speakers Use more frequent backchannel cues and the cues are of longer duration
  • Speakers of languages that are socialized in the patterns of providing frequent and longer backchannel cues may use the same strategy in English
  • This may be disconcerting to the Inner circle English speaker

Crosscultural Differences – Simultaneous Talk

  • ‘Simultaneous talk’ is normally considered rude in Inner Circle speech communities
  • Rhythmic coordination –patterning of speech and non-verbal body movements
  • Sync talk – overlapping speech & synchronized head nods, both postures
  • High involvement style vs. high considerateness style

FitzGerald’s 6 Styles of Interaction

  • Institutional/exacting (Northern and Western Europe)
    • Individual autonomy, non-imposition, brevity, explicitness, linearity, goal oriented
  • Spontaneous/argumentative (Eastern Europe)
    • Sincerity, spontaneity, closeness, blunt, direct
  • Involved/expressive (Southern Europe, Latin America)
    • Warmth, emotion, expressive, concern with according positive face to others, affective and contextual, tolerates overlap, collaborative rather than competitive

FitzGerald’s 6 Styles of Interaction

  • Elaborate/dramatic (Middle Eastern)
  • Bureaucratic/contextualized (South Asian)
    • Harmonious relations, positive face, affective contextual style stressing form over content, formal bureaucratic language, inductive organization
  • Succinct/subdued (East & Southeast Asian)
  • How do FitzGerald’s six styles of interaction accord with the distinction seen in the video “Culturally Speaking: High Context - Low Context”?
  • How do FitzGerald’s six styles of interaction accord with your own experiences?

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