Cortez, Nico Jan, G.
BSEE 2B
ACTIVITY 1
Directions: Write TRUE if the statement is correct and FALSE if otherwise. If false,
change the incorrect word or phrase to make the statement true.
______________ 1. Status and power are social variables that affect competence.
______________ 2. On the global or intercultural communication level, Unfolding the Self
refers to the ability to look for shared communication symbols and project the self into another
person’s mind by thinking the same thoughts and feelings and the same emotions as the person.
______________ 3. Chen (2005) defined communication competence as an innate individual
trait that is not related to personal intellect or education.
______________ 4. Competence is the ability of individuals that relates effectively to self and
others in daily life.
______________ 5. Globalization requires the development of a person’s language ability.
______________ 6. Competence is the ability of individuals that relates effectively to self and
others in daily life.
______________ 7. People with global mindset are characterized as culturally sensitive, open,
knowledgeable, critical, holistic thinkers, and flexible.
______________ 8. Race and nationality are cultural variables that affect competence.
______________ 9. According to Chen, there are four dimensions of global communication
competence: global mindset, unfolding the self, mapping the culture , and aligning the
interaction.
______________ 10. The cognitive elements of competence include knowing how to do
something and understanding why things are done the way they are (Hargie, 2011).
ANSWER: ( I change the incorrect word or phrase to make the statement true. And i Bold
as a highlights the words i change )
1). TRUE
2). FALSE
3). FALSE
4). TRUE
5). TRUE
6). FALSE
7). FALSE
8). TRUE
9). FALSE
10). TRUE
ACTIVITY 2
Directions: Explain in your own words the two dimensions of global communication
competence given below. Support your ideas with reasons, and situations that can justify your
answer.
1. Global Mindset
My answer:
A global mindset is the ability to recognize, read, and adapt to cultural signals, both overt and subtle, so
that your effectiveness isn’t compromised when you’re dealing with people from different backgrounds.
This requires you to know yourself, your work style, and your leadership style, and then learn to
recognize behaviors in others. Global mindset can be defined as the ability to perceive and decode
behaviors in multiple cultural contexts. It is an ability to connect with people from other cultures on an
intellectual as well as emotional level.
2. Unfolding the Self
My answer:
requires individuals to unfold and expand the personal characteristics, including flexibility, sensitivity,
open-mindedness, and mo tivation. As the centrality of the global society, the self must be mobilized to
visualize its identity for the establishment of its continuity.Through the extension of personal attributes
self-identity begins to build a bridge between the personal and social gap. A connection of I and thou
creates a web of meanings shared by the global community.