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GET CLOSER TO
INTERNATIONAL
EPISODES:
HI, FRIENDS!
Online Booth Camp Experience
16 JUNE 2021
MSU Virtual Keynote Speaker
International &
Intercultural Festival
Organized By
O ice of International Relations
Mahasarakham University
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THE COUNTRY CLUSTERS ON ATTITUDINAL DIMENSIONS
COLLECTIVISM INDIVIDUALISM
COLLECTIVISM
SYNDICATE
THE PLACE INDIVIDUALISM
INTERNATIONAL
WHERE
PEOPLEHOOD
SOCIETY OBJECTIVITY
SUBJECTIVE FREEDOM
THE NEWS
PARTY DEMOCRACY
I
ASSUMBLY
We PEOPLE
MEET!
GROUP INDEPENDENCE
FAMILY SELF-RELIANCE
KINDRED FAIRNESS
ASSOCIATION CONFIDENCE
GET-TOGETHER LIGITIMACY
HIERARCHICAL LIBERTY
High-Context Low-Context
People People
TWO KEY LEVELS OF CULTURAL CONTEXT
INDIVIDUALISM VS
CONNECT COLLECTIVISM
I + WE
• Low-Context People • High-Context People
• Tend to compartmentalize • Make extensive use of
information networks
their lives, personal
encompassing their family,
relationships, work, aspects
friends, colleagues, clients.
of day-to-day living.
• Because of their close
• This results in their increased rela onships, they do not want
need for more detailed much in-depth background
informa on when interact with informa on.
others.
• Written correspondence and
• Speci ic wording in agreements seem less
correspondence and written important!
agreements is important!
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HOW TO “Believe In The Beauty
ENDORSE DIVERSITY & (1)
EXPAND of Diversity”
THE INTERNATIONAL INTERACTION “Everybody Is Living His/Her Dream!”
“Put Humanity Inclusion In Being HEART
Themselves & Ourselves!” SPIRIT AWARENESS SOUL
GO FOR MIND
CARE GOAL
THE DYNAMIC MODEL OF
THE INTERNATIONAL ACQUISITION LOVE
PASSION + HAPPINESS
Believe In The Beauty of Diversity THE
SHARE
HUMANITY
MEANINGFUL
+
VALUE EQUALITY
LIFE!
SINCERITY
Develop The Intent Diversity SELFLESSNESS
Competence
OPEN+ACCEPT+RESPECT
©2021 By Preeda Chaiya All Rights Reserved MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING
KEY CULTURAL DIFFERENCES
AFFECT INTERNATIONAL INTERACTIONS!
CUSTOMS
THE
VALUES DEVELOPED
LANGUAGE BARRIERS INTENT
DECISION-MAKING PROCESSES INTERCULTURAL
STATUS COMPETENCE
MANNERS (Quible et al., 1995) POOLS !
SMALL TALK: “THE INTERCULTURAL IN THAILAND CONTEXT” Develop The Intent Intercultural Competence • 1. What Clustering Countries Have Attitudinal Dimensions on Each of Cultural Characteristics, Customs, Values, Language Barriers, Decision-Making Processes, Status, and Manners? • 2. What these cultural characteristics in other countries differ from Thailand’s Dimensions?
Preparing For An International Interactions
1. Attain Language
Mastery
2. Be Aware of
Communication
Differences
3. Learn About
The Countries!
Types of Nonverbal Differences
• Movement (Kinesics)
– Postures
– Gestures
– Eye contacts
– Facial expressions
• Paralanguage (Vocalics)
• Touching (Haptics)
• Time (Chronemics) Interpersonal
• Space (Proxemics) Communication! (Quible et al., 1995)Proxemics: Personal Space Cited in Quible et al.(1995, p.415), “Excerpts” from The Hidden Dimension by Edward T. Hall (1966)
Cultural Variations in International
Communication/Interactions!
• Avoid jargon, slang, or idioms
• Avoid acronyms: NAFTA etc.
• Use common, short, simple words, phrases, sentences,
paragraphs etc.
• Choose transitional expressions: Therefore, etc.
• Use a formal writing style & format customary
• Use concrete expressions > abstract expressions
• Direct Vs. Indirect=Low-Context Vs. High-Context
• Apply the suggestions for a specific culture: Japanese,
American, English, French, German, etc.
From Business Communication: Principles and Applications by Quible et al. (1995)International Communication Checklists • 1. Language – Is the English language used? – What is the primary language? – What are accepted forms of address for men, women, officials? • 2. Communication Styles – What are the country’s communication styles? – What are the common gestures and postures? – What are the expectations of forma-informal dress? – What kinds of personal manners should be avoided? • 3. Laws, Religion, and Politics – What freedoms can you expect in this country? – What are significant religious holidays? – What behavior is expected? – What are political customs expected to know? • 4. Customs and Background – What are the national sports? Sport heroes/heroines? – What attitudes toward education, gambling, religion? – What is the length of the expected work day? – Is certain color considered sacred, positive, or negative?
MSU Virtual
International &
“Create
Intercultural Festival
Organized By
The Meaningful Story O ice of International Relations
Mahasarakham University
&
Interact The Diversity THE RISE OF
Internationally!” INTERCULTURAL COLLABORATION:
HELLO, STRANGERS!
GET CLOSER TO INTERNATIONAL
EPISODES: HI, FRIENDS!
THE ENDING EPISODES ©2021 By Preeda Chaiya
ffMy Final Words!
Commitment
PASSION
THANK YOU. Dream
ขอบ ณค บ SINCERITY
Selflessness
TRUTH
ACCEPTANCE!
Asst. Prof. Preeda Chaiya
Ph.D.,Waikato, CEM, CIS, SEP
Let It Go!
Email: preeda.c@msu.ac.th
Mahasarakham University
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