UPDATED GEB 3213 exam 3 Trammell VERIFIED SOLUTION 100% CORRECT ANSWER

american psychological association - ANSWER APA hard copy format, single page - ANSWER " " (Smith, 2011, p. 6). hard copy format, multiple pages - ANSWER " " (Smith, 2011, pp. 24-25). web-based source - ANSWER " " (Smith, 2011, para. 3). APA citations page heading - ANSWER References citation on reference page - ANSWER Smith, J. A. (year). t/f: only the first word of the title of an article is capitalized - ANSWER true t/f: word after colon is NOT capitalized - ANSWER false t/f: proper nouns are capitalized - ANSWER true newspaper, journals, magazine titles - ANSWER standard capitalization and italicized what follows the title, in citations - ANSWER volume # (italics/underlined) formal report is more ____ than formal speech - ANSWER formal formal report begins with - ANSWER statement of purpose (thesis) formal speech begins with - ANSWER attention getter no cotractions in - ANSWER formal report contractions allowed in - ANSWER formal speech formal reports made in ___ person - ANSWER 3rd; she, he, they formal speeches made in ___ person - ANSWER first, second, third POV short formal report - ANSWER simplified; contains title page long formal report - ANSWER title page transmitted memo, letter executive summary in more detail table of contents & figures- list of illustrations appendices complex headings primary headings - ANSWER centered secondary headings - ANSWER left justified details format - ANSWER writing and details on same line as heading form format - ANSWER writing and details under heading descriptive title - ANSWER more general; 1-3 words informative title - ANSWER more specific; 4-8 words culture shock - ANSWER trauma experienced when you move into a dif culture from your home culture culture shock frustrations - ANSWER lack of food, unacceptable stds of cleanliness, dif bathroom facilities, fear for personal safety employees sent to work in foreign countries fail because of the - ANSWER inability to understand and adapt to another culture's way of life early return of americans avg - ANSWER 20-50% Asia shock - ANSWER 1. frustration w culture (lang, food, local customs) 2. unwillingness to understand rationale behind local ways 3. ethnocentricity 4. racism 5. avoidance of culture; don't intermingle ethnocentricity - ANSWER US persons label Asians as dishonest because they say one thing and so another; face-saving as dishonest racism - ANSWER unflattering labels for Asians (Japs) nonacceptance - ANSWER of host culture; traveler behaves as if at home substitution - ANSWER traveler learns appropriate behaviors in host culture and substitutes these behaviors for ones they would use in home culture addition - ANSWER traveler adds behavior while among host culture but maintains home culture behavior with others of the same culture synthesis - ANSWER integrates elements of the two cultures; combining dress resynthesis - ANSWER integration of ideas not found in either culture; US traveler to China chooses to eat Italian stages of culture shock - ANSWER 1. excitement 2. crisis pd 3. adjustment 4. acceptance 5. reentry shock 1. excitement - ANSWER honeymoon stage 2. crisis - ANSWER excitement turns to disappointment 3. adjustment - ANSWER begin to accept new culture, try new foods 4. acceptance - ANSWER feel at home in new culture, and become involved in activities of the culture 5. reentry shock - ANSWER initial euphoria, crisis, adjsutment, adaptation problems w reentry shock - ANSWER finding new niche in corporate structure at home, reestablishing connections, embellishing memories of life in the US