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Multicultural Perspectives

Ways that culture can influence behavior

What is "normal" behavior?

Attitudes and Norms

Behaviors that are considered appropriate or polite in one culture may be thought of as rude or inappropriate in another.

Degree of Directness

Degree of Directness

Some cultures expect member to be direct and to the point, while others may consider it rude or brash.

Is it okay to show your emotions?

Level of Emotion

Some cultures promote being open about feelings, while other expect restraint.

Community property or personal property?

Attitude toward sharing

Some cultures lean towards pooling their resources and using them together. Others tend to place more value on individual ownership.

Wait your turn, or jump right in?

Verbal Interaction

In some cultures, it is expected to raise your hand or wait your turn to be verbal. Other cultures might engage freely in talking without needing to wait for permission

How do students respond to authority?

Response to Authority

Who is an authority figure?

Perceptions of Authority

In some cultures, it could be any adult or certain professions. In other cultures, authority figures may need to earn respect first.

How do you show respect?

The answer may vary by culture. For example, eye contact may be seen as attentive or defiant depending on cultural expectations.

Reactions to authority

Cultural Sensitivity

Being aware and sensitive of cultural differences is an important part of understanding student behavior.

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