'Cross cultural' presentation slideshows

Module 1

Module 1. Discovering Psychology. INTRODUCTION. Growing up in a strange world Autism especially abnormal or impaired development in social interactions, such as hiding to avoid people, not making eye contact, and not wanting to be touched

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Learning outcomes and Curriculum Development in Psychology in Australia

Learning outcomes and Curriculum Development in Psychology in Australia Presented by Peter Wilson on behalf of the team. Learning Outcomes and Curriculum Development in Psychology. Funded in 2004 by The Australian Universities Teaching Committee (AUTC)

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Cross Cultural Care and Education in Geriatrics

Cross Cultural Care and Education in Geriatrics. Jerry Johnson, M.D. Professor of Medicine University of Pennsylvania. Objectives. Overall Goal: Preparation to Teach Cross Cultural Aspects of Geriatrics Anticipate predictable challenges

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Worship in context: Worship in a multicultural world

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title slide 1

title slide 1. Pre-departure workshop. 1. title slide 2. Cultural relativism. & analysis. pre-departure. 2. title slide 2. Cultural relativism. & analysis. How do we understand the things that we encounter overseas?. 3. title slide 2. Cultural relativism. & analysis.

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tag line

tag line. translating. CISV’s. the. promise. of our. brand. A tag line…. or. a mission statement. something else?. Marketing sportswear. “Just Do It”. Producing softdrinks for global consumption. ”Be Sure”. Data security solutions & virus protection. ”Enjoy”. CISV.

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Benefits of Global Leadership

Management environments become increasingly international and cross-cultural. In addition to team members, superiors, colleagues, customers, business partners or shareholders likewise frequently come from different cultures. This leads to further dimensions in the dynamics of your environment. Often, an organisation over various time zones in separate locations (virtual cooperation) adds difficulties. This causes not only considerable costs and risks to fail in major projects. Global Leadership must cope increasing complexity..... How?

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Psychology of intercultural communication

Psychology of intercultural communication. Why?.

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Asia Society at a Glance: A Connector, Convener and Catalyst Between the US and Asia

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Building Cohesion in Walsall

Building Cohesion in Walsall. Ted Cantle Institute of Community Cohesion Associate Director IDeA. What Was Found in 2001. Polarised and segregated communities Parallel lives Ignorance, fear and demonisation Lack of honesty and openness Lack of leadership and values

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Cross-cultural Communication ? ????? ?

Cross-cultural Communication ? ????? ?. ??????????????? ????????. http://www.sxtopxy.com.cn/kwhjj/index.html. Unit One: Language and Culture in Communication. 5. 3. 4. 1. 6. 2. Case studies. Cross-cultural Communication. Communication. Activities. Culture.

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History of I-O Psychology

History of I-O Psychology. History of I/O Psychology. Forces that influenced the birth of I/O psychology [The Early Years (1900-1916)]: Pragmatic nature of basic psychological research Skills of telegraphers (Bryan) Desire of industrial engineers to improve efficiency

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The Nature of Attitude

The Nature of Attitude. Chapter 10. Social Influences on Beliefs. Attributions Attitudes. Attitudes. Attitude : A relatively stable opinion containing beliefs and emotional feelings about a topic.

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cross cultural training (modern) powerpoint presentation con

When it comes to business and management today, cross-cultural interaction is significant! Businesses, managements, and institutions no longer run as usual. Therefore, the emphasis on cross-cultural understanding is growing. This presentation is a great source for a cross-cultural training, management presentations, highlighting the opportunities in our cross-cultural globe./nCross-Culture PowerPoint Presentation Content slides include topics such as: 21+ slides on cross-cultural regional attributes: Asia, Africa, Europe, Middle East, North American, and Latin America, slides on Religious belief systems & Practices, slides on Non-verbal languages across cultures, slides on noting the global challenges and looking for intercultural/cross-cultural opportunities, 9 tips dealing with cultural differences, slides of tips and techniques on intercultural adjustments for expatriates, slides on Intercultural Dialogue tips and techniques, slides on negotiation across cultures, slides on conflict resolution across cultures. Slides can easily be tailored to your specific needs, use them with an LCD projector, make handouts, and/or create overheads. Each slide includes slide transitions, clipart and animation. Royalty Free - Use Them Over and Over Again. Once purchased, download instructions will be sent to you via email. (PC and MAC Compatible).

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Qualifications and Competencies

Qualifications and Competencies. Revised criteria for the Order of the Ministry. Revised Criteria. Qualifications 10 qualities anticipated in persons engaged in ministry in the CCDOC

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Patterns of Cross-Cultural Business Behaviour

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Games, Simulations and Other Learning Exercises

Games, Simulations and Other Learning Exercises. USA Canada Youth Exchange Network Conference March 9-12, 2006, Houston, Texas. Dennis White dkwhite@itol.com www.yeoresources.org. The challenges of teaching about culture.

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Cross-cultural V ariations in C onsumer B ehaviour

Cross-cultural V ariations in C onsumer B ehaviour. The concept of culture The way in which culture is shared and acquired Cultural values can be classified into three categories Culture includes non-verbal communications

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Lesson Objective: To distinguish between the concepts of crimes and deviance

Lesson Objective: To distinguish between the concepts of crimes and deviance. Starter: In pairs, sort out the cards on your desk into whether they are crimes or not. (5 mins ) Extension: If they are not crimes, what might they be?. Key words : Deviance , Crime, Historical Deviance,

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Defining Cultural Competence

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