What is the most important thing you learned about how your own culture affects your self-concept and how you communicate?
How adaptive is your cultural community to social and cultural changes, especially in light of issues confronted by living in a fast-paced, transient world on the move?
How important is leisure? What are important games or leisure time activities that people in your culture enjoy? Do these activities teach attitudes and values?
What are some of the values and attitudes related to work in your culture? What kind of work is meaningful? How important is work or professional standing in the ways that members of your community develop a self-concept?
How does your culture teach you to relate to people in other communities? For instance, are there rules or expectations about how to relate to people outside of your own community?
What are some examples of nonverbal communication that you can trace to your culture? For instance attitudes of what is required, expected or desirable nonverbal expressiveness, or rules that govern nonverbal behavior.
How does your family culture affect the formation of gender roles? Provide some examples.
How do factors such as religion or a cultural philosophy of life affect family communication? Provide some examples.
How do the rules and traditions of your culture affect the way that family members relate to one another? For instance, do people in the family have certain roles or particular levels of status based on cultural traditions? Provide some examples.
What are some (list a couple) of the customs or family traditions that you have learned as a member of your culture? Provide some examples.