Cultural Dimension of Individualism and Collectivism

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These are short videos that are usually made available as part of an online or blended learning seminar. The intention is to convey the information via this medium. However, in addition to information and knowledge, developing intercultural competence requires above all affective exercises, i.e. exercises such as role plays and simulations, real-time discussions and linking your experiences with what you have learned.You will probably not be able to develop intercultural competence by simply watching the videos. Nevertheless, the total of 16 short videos can help you reflect on intercultural encounters and situations. Ask for a complete list: [e-mail]
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Chocolate TV-Commercials:
Germany/Switzerland/Austria: Lindt - • Lindt HELLO TVC Crunch...
India: Cadbury - • Cadbury India AD with ...
Monochronic and polychronic Attitude towards time: (link to be added soon after finish of production)
Low and High Power Distance: (link to be added soon after finish of production)
Photo credits:
Image “WE - ME” by John Hain on Pixabay
Image Caution sign from Clker-Free-Vector-Images on Pixabay
Male Head Profile image from OpenClipart-Vectors on Pixabay
Female Head Profile image by Gordon Johnson on Pixabay
Image “Assignment on Individualism & Collectivism”
Image “Pause Sign” by Nikin on Pixabay
Image “Screen to reference screenshots” by Pixel_perfect on Pixabay
Drawing and illustration “I, the family, the relatives” - Junia Witzenleiter based on a drawing in “Intercultural Competence - Xpert Culture Communication Skills” (Illustration Bernhard Förth, Munich) by Juliana Roth, Christoph Köck, 2002 Stuttgart and Bavarian Adult Education Association e.V. Munich, ISBN 978-3-86718-200-3; The accompanying textbook for the modular course system www.xpert-ccs.de.
Image “Gears” from Clker-Free-Vector-Images on Pixabay
Image “protruding nail” by Michael Schwarzenberger on Pixabay
Image “Indians in front of the mirror” by Andrea Witzenleiter based on Mitterer, K. and Mimler, R. and Thomas, A. and Plannerer 2006
Image “Film strip with reference to chocolate advertising” by Angel Navarro on Pixabay, modified and added font
Subscribe image by Maicon Fonseca Zanco on Pixabay
Image “Thumbs up / Like” by raphaelsilva on Pixabay
Image “Speech bubble blue and black” by J S on Pixabay