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32. When speaking with others with a “foreign” accent in the host culture, I believe they a. sometimes treat them differently b. generally treat them the same c. not sure 33. When foreigners speak my language, I a. sometimes treat them differently b. generally treat them the same as other native-speakers 34. When foreigners speak the host language, I believe they are a. sometimes treated differently b. generally treated the same as other native-speakers c. not sure 35. When speaking with people of other cultural backgrounds, I generally a. adjust the distance between us accordingly b. stand at the same distance from them as I do with people of my own culture 36. When Ecuadorians speak with others of different cultural backgrounds, I believe they generally a. adjust the distance between them accordingly b. stand at the same distance from them as they do with others of their culture c. not sure 37. When speaking with people of other cultural backgrounds, I generally a. adjust the type of physical contact I have with them accordingly b. make the same type of physical contact I do with people of my own culture 38. When Ecuadorians speak with people of other cultural backgrounds, I believe they generally a. adjust the type of physical contact they have with them accordingly b. make the same type of physical contact they do with people of their own culture c. not sure 39. When speaking with people of other cultural backgrounds, I generally a. adjust the type of eye contact I make with them accordingly b. make the same type of eye contact I do with people of my own culture 40. When Ecuadorians speak with people of other cultural backgrounds, I believe they generally a. adjust the type of eye contact they make with them accordingly b. make the same type of eye contact they do with others of their own culture c. not sure 41. When speaking with people of other cultural backgrounds, I am generally a. concerned about smells or aromas they may consider offensive b. don’t consider smells or aromas a sensitive issue 15
42. When Ecuadorians speak with people of other cultural backgrounds, I believe they are generally a. concerned about smells or aromas others may consider offensive b. don’t consider smells or aromas a sensitive issue c. not sure 43. When speaking with people of other cultural backgrounds, I generally a. adjust the type of gestures I use with them accordingly b. use the same gestures I do with people of my own culture 44. When Ecuadorians speak with people of other cultural backgrounds, I believe they generally a. adjust the type of gestures they use with them accordingly b. use the same gestures they do with others of their own culture c. not sure 45. When speaking with people of other cultural backgrounds, I generally a. adjust the pauses and overlap between our comments accordingly b. use the same conversational patterns I use with people of my own culture 46. When Ecuadorians speak with people of other cultural backgrounds, I believe they generally a. adjust the pauses and overlap between their comments accordingly b. use the same conversational patterns they use with others of their own culture c. not sure 47. Please add other comments here, if you wish (Please go on to AIC Part VI) 16
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