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Directions: Read the passage "Cultural Information: Home in Various Cultures" of your textbook (p 244~247) ; fill in each of the blanks in the following passage with the name of the appropriate country or area from those given below, and see cultures differ in homes.German European SwedenFrench Italy SpanishLatin American the Middle EasternAmericaNorth AmericaHome is one of the places where we can discover some basic cultural differences, for that is just where we begin to be shaped and molded into members of our culture. Middle-and upper-class people in__________ (1), and in much of__________ (2), are very proud of their large homes (large by comparison with houses in Europe and elsewhere). Their homes are their castles. They want to show visitors around these homes, where there are often individual rooms for each of the children. This "showing off" is a practice considered highly unusual in most other parts of the world. In this practice, U.S. desire for privacy competes with the U.S. need for flaunting its possessions.The__________ (3) concept of self requires a wide area of privacy, which is often formal and regimented. Doors, hedges, fences: these physical features of a German home reflect an emphasis on privacy, which is pervasive throughout German life.Germany is similar to many other northern___________ (4) countries, including Scandinavian countries and England. In these countries, people living next to each other are not necessarily expected to interact unless they have already met socially. “Dropping in” is simply not an option; you are considered very rude if you do not call in advance to arrange a visit in countries like England, Belgium, Luxembourg, Finland, Norway, and Denmark.Even in Austria, where there is a customary visiting hour at 3:00 pm, you still must call in advance. Only in__________ (5) can you drop in unannounced — and this can occur just in the countryside or at summer homes, never in the city.__________ (6) people do not particularly like foreigners as a whole and are elitist, proud, and somewhat sensitive. Never drop in unannounced to a home in France, no matter how well you think you know the hosts. If you are invited to a home in France, there will be no tour of the house. French people do not want guests wandering everywhere inside the house or outside it. Guests are usually received in the living room, with the doors to the other rooms closed.In_________ (7), the next-door neighbor of France, things are different. You can drop in anytime without calling first, except for the resting hours of 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. Many Italian families are much more comfortable with drop-in guests than French families are. Privacy and formality are not as important to Italians as to the French. Italians are legendary for their warmth and friendliness.__________ (8) people, despite their lack of need for personal space, demand their domestic privacy. They are not as carefree about visitors as Italians. Spaniards prefer that you call ahead tomake sure it is convenient to visit. Normal visiting hours are 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. It is not good to visit immediately after lunch, when many people are resting. An invitation to a Spanish home is very special. Spanish people rarely invite foreigners to their homes until they know them well. They think carefully before inviting people and are very formal when they offer the invitation.Physical closeness (lack of personal space) is the norm in __________ (9) countries, just as it is in Mediterranean countries. People in most Latin American countries feel comfortable if guests drop in without warning.In most homes of _________ (10) countries the salon is usually the room farthest away from all others, and the closest to the door leading to the outside. Actually, in older buildings, a door leading to the outside opens directly into the salon or guest room on one end and another door opens to the inside of the home. In such a layout the guest knocks at the door and is either led into the salon through the home or asked to please wait until the other door leading immediately to the salon is opened for him. This behavior reflects two of the most important cultural values of the area. The first is the concern with the concept of face, facades, and appearances. The guest is exposed only to the most shining, formal, and stylized part of the home and gets to meet only the members whom the family intends for him to meet. On the other hand, relationships in the Middle East reflect great concern with guest-host relationships. The host is expected to welcome guests and provide hospitality. He should keep the image of an open house.Thus, in receiving the guest in the most distinguished part of the home and in having him meet only the members of the family dressed for the occasion, the guest is honored and the family status is reflected.
麦格雷戈在自我实现人假设的基础上提出超Y理论。
激励过程本质上就是通过刺激变量引起反应变量产生持续不断的个体兴奋，从而引起个体积极行为反应的过程。
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