How culture drives behavior?
Culture drive behavior because as he said in the video when you travel to another country, for example, you live in Europe like he and then you travel to a country like Nicaragua, the people in Europe did not talk with each other, they are not social if they don’t know you, but in a country like Nicaragua or even in Latinoamérica we are social people if we don’t know each other and they stay by me we constantly talk with each other, for that reason I’m sure that the culture drives totally our behavior, another...
Wednesday, October 30, 2019
how culture drives behavior?
Multiculturalism is the existence of multiple cultural traditions within a single country.
When someone moves to a different country or is just visiting experiences cultural shock.there can be many different emotions when going through culture shock such as frustrated, irritable, anxious, isolated and even helpless because everything seems so out of hand and not possible. some things persons can do is...
How culture drives behavior
Culture is used as a lens to view the outside world. Things like personal space are a big cultural factor that varies from continent to continent. Some countries are used to having big personal spaces, but some latin countries have very small personal space. From these behaviors can come out misunderstandings between cultures, even when it is out of respect. An example used by the nordic man was how nordic...
Tuesday, October 29, 2019
Kermesse 2019
My experience in the Kermesse
For the first time, I went to the Kermesse since I was in charge of a game which was the play station for an hour. When I had arrived at school and had free time, I walked and saw all the activities that they offered. The school was really crowded and it was full of activities, starting from little things such as polishing nails to big things such as mechanic bulls and more. It seemed that everyone...
How culture drives behavior?
Culture always affects how people act and think; basically influencing the behavior of a person. And if we noticed, most of the people in all the world use cultural glasses which is the action of viewing the world and reacting towards it based on the culture each individual belongs to. We have the following situation as an example, that was mentioned in the video we've seen in the class. A man from Canada had...
How culture drives behavior?
There are many types of cultures, there are cultures that have different languages, different gastronomies, different dances, no-one have the same culture, every single culture have a little but little change that makes different of the other. Behavior is the thing that one of us are. many of cultures has people who are nice in behavior. behavior is the thing that we make as good citizens. A good citizen has a high level of behavior, culture has influence in that point of behavior, but the first responsable...
How Does
Drive Behaviors?
Culture is something that greatly varies around the world. It can range from different language, customs and even how people interact with each other. Culture can determine how people act. This is because when a person has grown in a certain environment where the majority of people act a certain way, it sticks to them. Take as an example two countries far apart from each other, Nicaragua and France. If you...
HOW CULTURE DRIVES BEHAVIOR?
Culture can change a person's behavior. Many people grow up in an environment fit to their culture and most grow up used to that environment, which can cause some misunderstanding or problems when they start meeting with different cultures.
Culture can change culture either positively or negatively. Positively because a person's culture may be very righteous or it's main concerns may be to act kindly, and this could help with their behavior towards others. Negatively because a person may meet with someone...
Wednesday, October 16, 2019
Los Guatuzos Style
The "Los Guatuzos" Wildlife Reserve has a territorial extension of 437.5 km² between the southern part of Lake Nicaragua and the swamps in the south of the San Juan River. From the administrative point of view, it belongs to the Municipality of San Carlos.
Dropping out of school and dropping out of basic education is one of the biggest problems in the area.
This same situation of isolation and abandonment...
Colegio Notre Dame, Nicaragua
The 13 of October 2019, the Notre Dame school hosted it's Kermesse. Which offered different activities such as watching sport games, riding the mechanic bull, eating a variety of food (that ranged from pizza to national delicacies) and other things that where aimed for smaller kids like the trampolines. This was my first kermesses at this school. I had only seen a few things on the internet about the last kermesse...
Tuesday, October 15, 2019
The 2019 kermesse was possibly my first kermesse if my memory serves me right. The place was filled with strangers, parents and loud music. The first thing I did was check out where I was supposed to take a shift observing, but the format changed and I didn't have to go do so anymore.
I then decided to leave the conference room to look around. All I saw was a football game being staged at the field, a streng meter, an inflatable water slide...
What I think of the Kermesse
In the kermesse, our game was VR and PlayStation 4. The majority of the games in the kermesse was for children. I think the kermesse wasn't as fun as last year's because the games were mainly for children. There were soccer games going on between schools and also volleyball games. The volleyball games were very exciting but we still won. The students of different schools were hanging out with the people of their school. There were also many people that were waiting in line to get food, the ones who get there first...
Tuesday, October 8, 2019
Culture Shock
What is culture shock?
Is when someone has a feeling of disorientation experienced by someone when they are suddenly subjected to an unfamiliar culture, way of life or set of attitudes.
My experience of a culture shock in Costa Rica
When I was 5 years old I traveled with with my family to Costa Rica and I was surprised by two things apart from the kindness of the people and how they care...
The first time that I get in shock, cultural shock it was on April, 2017. The trip of the culture shock is from china. The first interesting thing that I looked was the religion, people belief Buddha. This religion was very opened, this people accept every type of people. People make philosophy of the history and evolution of humanism, this religion take care for the human behavior. The Buddha's religion is the major world religion. So,...
Culture Shock
What is Culture Shock?
It's the process someone goes through when they go to a place that is different from their place of origin.
Examples
One culture shock that I notice when I went to the U.S is how the streets are more organized and how people there drove. The U.S streets avenues, boulevards, courts, and parkways are often numbered, the city planning and layout are more organized. When I was there I...
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Mr. Nestor alvarez
cultural shock about the experience of my dad in china
My dad was surprised to see the fruit stands alone and the person who grabbed a fruit paid without being the owner present making money in the basket that is placed next to the business, in the afternoon the owners came to take their money.
The way to punish a thief in the city like Beiging, Shanghai, and Hong Kong, is by cutting off his hand or with very high...
Culture Shock
What is culture shock?
Culture shock is the feeling of uncertainty, confusion, or anxiety that people experience when visiting, doing business in, or living in a society that is different from their own. Culture shock can arise from an individual's unfamiliarity with local customs, language, and acceptable behavior.
My Experiences with Culture Shock
I don't have much experiences with culture shock due to...
Culture Shock
What is culture shock?
Is when someone has the feeling of disorientation due to the experience of an unfamiliar culture, way of life, or set attitudes.
My experience of a culture shock in Peru:
I lived in Peru for more than 6 years, where people were nice, the culture and tradition were special and unique. But at the same time, there were some things that I couldn't understand and was kind of shocking since it...
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