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Symbols, illustrators, regulators, or affect displays A. Chromatics B. Chronemics C. Deductive approach D. Gestures E. Haptics F. Inductive approach G. Kinesics H. Oculesics I. Olfactics J. Paralanguage K. Proxemics ______
Gaze/eye contact A. Chromatics B. Chronemics C. Deductive approach D. Gestures E. Haptics F. Inductive approach G. Kinesics H. Oculesics I. Olfactics J. Paralanguage K. Proxemics ______
Smell A. Chromatics B. Chronemics C. Deductive approach D. Gestures E. Haptics F. Inductive approach G. Kinesics H. Oculesics I. Olfactics J. Paralanguage K. Proxemics ______
Body language A. Chromatics B. Chronemics C. Deductive approach D. Gestures E. Haptics F. Inductive approach G. Kinesics H. Oculesics I. Olfactics J. Paralanguage K. Proxemics ______
Space A. Chromatics B. Chronemics C. Deductive approach D. Gestures E. Haptics F. Inductive approach G. Kinesics H. Oculesics I. Olfactics J. Paralanguage K. Proxemics ______
T F The Bernstein hypothesis involves restricted and elaborated codes.______
T F The concept of linguistic determinism is related to the Sapir–Whorf hypothesis.
T F Conversation taboos in Mexico include politics and border violations.
T F Chinese is an example of a linear language.
T F People of the United States provide very little self-disclosure.
T F Repartee involves taking turns speaking.
T F Politics is an appropriate topic for verbal dueling in Germany.
T F The terms “sanitation engineer” and “garbage collector” are examples of colloquialisms.
T F The Japanese language and culture are examples of high-context communication.
T F Nonverbal aspects are very important in low-context cultures.
T F Children of repatriates experience less reentry shock than do adults.
T F The Johari Window represents how you see the world.
T F A major factor in the early return of expatriates is family problems.
T F A source of cultural shock for many U.S. persons living abroad is the financial burden of the required higher standard of living.
T F A source of shock to foreigners is the discovery that not all U.S. citizens are well educated.
T F Cultural stress can have both psychological and physical consequences.
T F The intellectual or classroom approach to intercultural training is basically fact-oriented training.
T F The Platinum Rule states: “Do unto others before they do unto you.”
T F Cultural shock can be alleviated by careful selection of employees for overseas assignments.
T F During the second stage of cultural shock, many sojourners develop such coping behaviors as drug and alcohol abuse.
T F Ethical standards are culture specific.
T F The U.S. society is considered to have a strong work ethic.
T F Japan has a well-enforced equal employment law preventing discrimination against women.
T F Women in management are treated similarly in all cultures.
T F The word “yes” means the same in all languages.
T F Semantic differences between cultures that speak the same language are rare.
T F People in Asian cultures value history.
T F A characteristic valued by U.S. persons is directness.
T F In the United States, the family is a top priority.
T F Values are learned; they are not innate.
T F Social reciprocity is relatively unimportant in Japan and Saudi Arabia.
T F Islamic believers tend to be matriarchal.
T F A major family system in the United States is serial monogamy.
T F The university from which a person graduates is important in France.
T F Educational systems throughout the world vary widely.
T F Enculturation means learning about other cultures.
T F Multinational companies are responsible only to the country in which they are based.
T F Political systems in England and Japan are dissimilar.
T F No true universal government body exists.
T F Most countries have similar economic systems.
Culturally ingrained principles of correct/incorrect behavior A. Acculturation B. Backstage culture C. Enculturation D. Ethnocentrism E. Frontstage culture F. Intercultural G. International H. Intracultural I. Melting pot J. Norms K. Subcultures
Groups having traits differing from the macroculture A. Acculturation B. Backstage culture C. Enculturation D. Ethnocentrism E. Frontstage culture F. Intercultural G. International H. Intracultural I. Melting pot J. Norms K. Subcultures
Between nations and governments A. Acculturation B. Backstage culture C. Enculturation D. Ethnocentrism E. Frontstage culture F. Intercultural G. International H. Intracultural I. Melting pot J. Norms K. Subcultures
Between persons of different cultures A. Acculturation B. Backstage culture C. Enculturation D. Ethnocentrism E. Frontstage culture F. Intercultural G. International H. Intracultural I. Melting pot J. Norms K. Subcultures
Between members of same culture A. Acculturation B. Backstage culture C. Enculturation D. Ethnocentrism E. Frontstage culture F. Intercultural G. International H. Intracultural I. Melting pot J. Norms K. Subcultures
Absorption of new ideas into existing culture A. Acculturation B. Backstage culture C. Enculturation D. Ethnocentrism E. Frontstage culture F. Intercultural G. International H. Intracultural I. Melting pot J. Norms K. Subcultures
Cultural information concealed from outsiders A. Acculturation B. Backstage culture C. Enculturation D. Ethnocentrism E. Frontstage culture F. Intercultural G. International H. Intracultural I. Melting pot J. Norms K. Subcultures
A sociocultural assimilation A. Acculturation B. Backstage culture C. Enculturation D. Ethnocentrism E. Frontstage culture F. Intercultural G. International H. Intracultural I. Melting pot J. Norms K. Subcultures
The socialization process we go through to learn a culture A. Acculturation B. Backstage culture C. Enculturation D. Ethnocentrism E. Frontstage culture F. Intercultural G. International H. Intracultural I. Melting pot J. Norms K. Subcultures
Belief that your own culture is superior A. Acculturation B. Backstage culture C. Enculturation D. Ethnocentrism E. Frontstage culture F. Intercultural G. International H. Intracultural I. Melting pot J. Norms K. Subcultures
Explore the Internet2 weather map at abilene.internet2.edu.
Research the networking budget in your organization and discuss the major cost areas. Discuss several ways of reducing costs over the long term.
Today’s network managers face a number of demanding problems. Investigate and discuss three major issues.
What factors might cause peak loads in a network?How can a network manager determine if they are important and how are they taken into account when designing a data communications network?
Explore the network management software demo from Tivoli (www-306.IBM.com/software/tivoli/library/demos/twa-demo.html)
Investigate and report on the purpose, relative advantages, and relative disadvantages of two network management software tools (e.g., Open-View, Tivoli).
Investigate the latest versions of SNMP and RMON and describe the functions that have been added in the latest version of the standard.
Collect information about two network design tools and compare and contrast what they can and cannot do.
What factors might cause peak loads in a network?How can a network designer determine if they are important, and how are they taken into account when designing a data communications network?
Investigate the capabilities and costs of an online backup service.
Investigate the capabilities and costs of an encryption package.
Investigate the capabilities and costs of an intrusion prevention system.
Investigate the capabilities and costs of a firewall.
Investigate the capabilities and costs of a disaster recovery service.
Investigate and report on the activities of CERT(the Computer Emergency Response Team).
Conduct a risk assessment of your organization’s networks. Some information may be confidential, so report what you can.
Explore the products available to install wireless Internet access in your home. How much would it cost to install and how much would it cost each month?
Some people are wiring their homes for 100Base-T. Suppose a friend who is building a house asks you what—if any—network to put inside the house and what Internet access technology to use. What would you recommend?
Provide the service details (e.g., pricing) for at least two high-speed Internet access service providers in your area.
Describe the current network structure of the Abilene network, the vBNS network, and the CA*net network.
Using Figure 9.13:a. Suppose the example used a Layer-2 VPN protocol called L2TP. Draw the messages and the packets they would contain.b. Suppose the web server was an e-mail server.Draw the messages from the e-mail server to the employee’s computer. Show what packets would be in the message.c.
Investigate the MAN or WAN of a company in your area. Draw a network map.
Find out the data rates and costs of packet-switched and circuit-switched services in your area.
Find out the data rates and costs of T carrier and ISDN services in your area.
You have been hired by a small company to install a backbone to connect four 100base-T Ethernet LANs (each using one 24-port hub) and to provide a connection to the Internet. Develop a simple backbone and determine the total cost (i.e., select the backbone technology and price it, select the
Document one BN in detail. What devices are attached, what cabling is used, and what is the topology?What networks does the backbone connect?
Survey the BNs used in your organization. Do they use Ethernet or some other technology? Why?
If you live in a large city, explore the downtown area for warchalking. Take pictures and bring them to class.
Investigate the current state of wireless security including ideas moving through the IEEE standards process.
You have been hired by a small company to install a simple WLAN for their 18 Windows computers.Develop a simple WLAN and determine the total costs; that is, select AP and NICs and price them.
Survey theWLANs used in your organization. What types of Wi-Fi and/or WiMAX are in use?
You have been hired by a small company to install a simple LAN for their 18 Windows computers.Develop a simple LAN and determine the total cost;that is, select the cables, hubs/switches, and NICs and price them. Assume that the company has no network today and that the office is small enough that
Document one LAN (or LAN segment) in detail.What devices are attached, what cabling is used, and what is the topology? What does the cable plan look like?
Survey the LANs used in your organization. Are they Ethernet, switched Ethernet, or some other standard? Why?
What is the subnet portion of the IP address and what is the subnet mask for the following:a. 12.1.0.0/16b. 12.1.0.0/24c. 12.1.0.0/20d. 12.1.0.0/28
Network Solutions provides a service to find who owns domain names and IP addresses. Go to www.networksolutions.com/whois. Find the owner ofa. books.comb. TV.comc. 74.128.18.22d. 129.79.78.188
Suppose a client computer (128.192.95.32) in Building B in Figure 5.14 requests a large Web page from the server in Building A (www1.anyorg.com).Assume that the client computer has just been turned on and does not know any addresses other than those in its configuration tables. Assume that all
Look at your network layer software (either on a LAN or dial-in) and see what options are set—but don’t change them! You can do this by using the RUN command to run winipcfg. How do these match the fundamental addressing and routing concepts discussed in this chapter?
Would you recommend dynamic addressing for your organization? Why?
Suppose you are going to connect the computers in your house or apartment. What media would you use? Why? Would this change if you were building a new house?
What is the propagation delay on a circuit using a LEO satellite orbiting 500 miles above the earth if the speed of the signal is 186,000 miles per second?If the satellite is 22,000 miles above the earth?
What is the efficiency if a 100-byte file is transmitted using Ethernet? A 10,000-byte file?
Investigate the network at your organization (or a service offered by an IXC) to find out the average error rates.
Search the Web to find a software vendor that sells a package that supports each of the following protocols:SDLC, HDLC, Ethernet, and PPP (i.e., one package that supports SDLC, another [or the same]for HDLC and so on).
What is the transmission rate of information bits if you use ASCII (8 bits plus 1 parity bit), a 1;000-character frame, 56 Kbps modem transmission speed, 20 control characters per frame, an error rate of 1 percent, and a 30-millisecond turnaround time? What is the TRIB if you add a half-second

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