Working with cultural differences : dealing effectively with diversity in the workplace
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Working with cultural differences : dealing effectively with diversity in the workplace
（Contributions in psychology, no. 51）
Praeger, 2008
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
Given the internationalization of business, and the increasing need to work effectively with culturally diverse people in one's own country, people are facing new and more common challenges in developing workplace relationships. The challenges include communicating across differences in the use of silence and indirectness, dealing with negative exchanges, or neutral exchanges that one party perceives as negative, making decisions, working through criticisms and disagreements, and interpreting changing workplace dynamics. In this book, Distinguished Professor Richard Brislin shows us that helpful guidelines for everyday intercultural interactions are clear in information that has been gathered across the fields of cross-cultural psychology, organizational behavior and intercultural communication. A psychologist and a professor of management, Brislin uses actual examples he calls critical incidents to illustrate the basic psychological processes that play a part in effective, and ineffective, intercultural relationships across workplaces. The differences they face include individual and collective cultural background, the relative emphasis placed on the importance of status and power, behaviors relative to a culture's social norms, and gender expectations of males and females in the workplace.
Insights explained here allow readers understand how they can benefit from, rather than be frustrated by, intercultural experiences, and how to better develop such relations. Short stories throughout the text demonstrate how actual people in business recognized and dealt with intercultural issues, at home and abroad.
目次
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Adjusting to Other Cultures
Chapter 3: Individualism and Collectivism
Chapter 4: Communication Interpreting Silence, Quiet, and Indirectness
Chapter 5: Communication: Interpreting Directness and Potentially Negative Exchanges
Chapter 6: Dealing with Criticisms and Disagreements
Chapter 7: Decision Making
Chapter 8: Interactions Among Males and Females
Chapter 9: Status and Power
Chapter 10: The Number and Importance of Social Norms
Chapter 11: Workplace Dynamics
Chapter 12: Developing Interpersonal Relationships
Chapter 13: Basic Psychological Processes at Work During Intercultural Interactions
Chapter 14: Some Final Pieces of Advice and Some Concluding Perspectives
Acknowledgments
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