cross cultural case study
Cultural Differences in the Use of Instant Messaging Applications: Cross Cultural Case Study of China and the Netherlands
... A study (Isaacs, Walendowski, Whittaker, Schiano, & Kamm, 2002) showed that in the workplace, heavy instant messaging users use the apps to discuss a broad range of topics via many fast-paced interactions per ...
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A case study on the effects of campus climate to the cross-cultural norms of Taiwanese students
... triggered cross-cultural opportunities which are quite seldom in the past, and are now made possible almost every day (Dahl, ...These cross-cultural opportunities have opened up a variety of ...
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A Shift in Employees’ Perception towards Leadership Practice: An Egyptian Case Study under Cross-Cultural Settings
... Arguments presented against Egypt classification as a high power distance culture, indicates that companies should reconsider employees’ cultural values related to such dimensions. For example they should ...
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A Cross-Cultural Study of Apologies in British English and Urdu
... current study however goes in line with the findings of many other researchers (Aijmer 1996; Blum- Kulka and Olshtain 1984; Deutschmann 2003; Holmes 1990; Bean and Johnstone 1994; Meier 1992; and Owen 1983) in ...
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Cross-Cultural Adjustment: A Case Of Thai Expatriates In Indonesia
... This study found that cross-cultural training influenced interaction and work ...any cross-cultural training before working in ...this study found that Thai expatriates had too ...
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Contextual Factors That Impact Leadership Practices In Cross-Cultural Settings: An Egyptian Case Study
... in cross-cultural settings. The study employs qualitative case study, using semi- structured ...company’s cross-cultural experience. Thus, companies operating in ...
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Enhancing Cross Cultural Communication In The Marketing Classroom: A Case Approach
... n today’s global environment, knowledge of other cultures and the ability to communicate is imperative. Universities have been at the forefront of addressing needs in these areas. Altbach (2002) discussed the need for ...
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Cross-cultural dimensions of heritage interpretation in New Zealand national parks : a case study of Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park
... in cross-cultural settings is less clear. Due to possible cultural difficulties in international tourism settings, heritage interpretation in protected areas is often delivered by commercial tour ...
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A cross-cultural study of the influence of context on adaption-innovation.
... the case, then it will be incompatible with the theory of cognitive style which emphasizes the stability of style across time and ...which case the evidence will be supportive for Kirton’s theory of ...
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WEIRD sampling in crosscultural psychology, should it not be less WEIRD and more representative?: The overrepresentation of individuals from Western educated industrialized and democratic countries as sample populations in cross-cultural psychology research
... these cultural differences and scale WEIRDness (Muthukrishna et ...present study, defined a cutting point to WEIRD and non-WEIRD based on cultural differences visualized by Muthukrishna et al (in ...
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The Effects of Ethnic Capital and Family Background on School Performance: A Case Study of Chinese-Canadian Adolescents in Calgary
... Psychological maladjustment and academic achievement: A cross-cultural study of Japanese, Chinese, and American high school students.. Research note: A cross-cultural study of parents' [r] ...
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Jason Goes to Japan: Navigating a Cross Cultural Encounter A Case Study
... on cross-cultural ...different cultural backgrounds, who differ in their beliefs, values and ...These cross-cultural encounters are fraught with ...
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A Cross-disciplinary and Cross-cultural Study of Directives in Discussions and Conclusions of Research Articles
... present study revealed that textual directives were the least frequently used category of directives in soft science RAs discussion and conclusion sections in both Persian and ...the case of the English ...
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MANAGERS VS. PROFESSIONALS: A CROSS-CULTURAL STUDY IN ETHICS
... The dependent variable used in the study was a person’s willingness to justify ethically-suspect behaviors, which was also used by Chen (2013). Although willingness to justify ethically-suspect behaviors is not ...
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Cultural negotiations in transnational knowledge: cases of clinical psychology from the Malay Archipelago and beyond
... the study of clinical psychology training and practice, this means that clinical psychology theory and knowledge always refers to some kind of power and implies power ...
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Vol 7, No 1 (2014)
... the Cultural Diversity Awareness Inventory (adapted). The Cultural Diversity Awareness Inventory (CDAI), originally created by Henry (1986) consisted of 28 statements in which the respondents had to ...
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Study protocol: cross national comparative case study of recovery focused mental health care planning and coordination (COCAPP)
... Following the Government of Wales Act (2006) and sub- sequent devolution of certain powers, the context and delivery of mental health care is diverging between the countries of England and Wales whilst retaining points ...
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ELABORATING THE NEED OF CROSS-CULTURAL TRAINING FOR WORKING IN CROSS-CULTURAL CONTEXTS
... present study for two main reasons: (1) Because this study aims to indentify factors which can best justify and explain the need of CCT for working in cross-cultural settings by looking into ...
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Socio cultural factors influencing the practice of female genital mutilation: a case study of ODI community in Kolokuma/Opokuma local government area in Bayelsa state of Nigeria
... first study that explores the socio-cultural factors influencing the practice of FGM in Odi ...the study shows that FGM which is a harmful traditional practice condemned by world government, non- ...
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CONCEPTUAL STUDY ON EMPLOYEE MOTIVATION IN CROSS CULTURAL COMPANIES
... spotting cultural differences, and they should adapt their behaviour ...the cultural practices of the new place and should be prepared to operate in a new environment which requires- cultural ...
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