Question

Natalie, an American student studying abroad in Taiwan, is at a restaurant when she sees a waitress drop a tray of drinks and then giggle. Natalie finds this reaction odd. This incident is not a sign that the waitress thinks mistakes are funny, but it is instead an example of cross-cultural differences, relayed by:_________.

Answer 1

Answer:

Display rules

Explanation:

Natalie, an American student studying abroad in Taiwan, is at a restaurant when she sees a waitress drop a tray of drinks and then giggle. Natalie finds this reaction odd. This incident is not a sign that the waitress thinks mistakes are funny, but it is instead an example of cross-cultural differences, relayed by display rule;Display rules are a social group or culture's informal norms about how to appropriately express emotions

Answer 2

Answer:

Display rules

Explanation:

In psychology, the term display rules refers to the informal norms in a group or culture that tell them how to express their emotions in an appropriate manner. This rules indicate when, where and how it is appropriate to display these emotions.

These rules are learned by people of that culture in their early lives and they vary from culture to culture.

In this example, Natalie is American and she is studying abroad in Taiwan and she sees a waitress drop a tray of drinks and then giggle which is odd to Natalie. In Taiwan they don't think mistakes are funny but they learn to react this way when there's a mistake done, this is something done in this culture and therefore, since this is an example of cross-cultural differences, this is an example of display rules.