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Quiz: your own communication culture

How to Communicate with Finns? Introduction Quiz: your own communication culture

In this quiz, you need to consider certain features of the communication in your own community. There are no right or wrong answers. The end result reveals how different your own culture is compared to the Finnish communication culture.

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   When I see my closest colleagues in the morning, I greet them using their names, with a phrase like “Hello, Mary”, or “Good morning, Mrs Smith”.

    

   • Most often or always.
   • Rarely or not at all.
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   When my colleague is explaining something to me, I automatically say small things back to him or her, such as in English ‘yeah’, ‘right’, ‘okay’, ‘mhmm’, ‘uhum’, or ‘I see’.

    

   • Most often or always.
   • Rarely or not at all.
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   In my community, it is customary among friends and family that people often speak over each other.

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   • No
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   It is customary in a cafe that the waiter addresses the customer with words like ‘madam’ or ‘sir’.

   • Most often or always.
   • Rarely or very unlikely.
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   If I cannot find an item in a shop, I would rather ask the shop assistant than keep searching myself.

   • Yes, I ask the shop assistant quite soon.
   • I'd rather keep searching myself even if it takes a long time.
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   in my culture, it is important to know the people’s titles in the workplace and use them (e.g. Director, Doctor).

   • Yes.
   • No, this is not that important.
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   The way I speak to person depends significantly on their status; are they higher or lower in the hierarchy than me.

   • Absolutely yes. The status difference affects everything.
   • To some extent perhaps yes, but it is not always that important.
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   The way I speak among friends and family compared is very different from how I speak to strangers.

   • Yes, definitely.
   • Not so different.
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   Two weeks ago, I agreed to meet a friend tomorrow. It is good idea to check today that their plans have not changed.

   • Of course I must check! You never know what has happened since.
   • We already agreed two weeks ago that we meet at 7 p.m. tomorrow. Why should I check?
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    In general, people can be trusted.

    • I disagree, most people are untrustworthy.
    • I agree.
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    A seven-year-old child does not need learn to walk to school independently; their parents will take them

    • Yes, definitely.
    • It is good to learn independence at an early age. Part of that is finding your own way to school.
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    It is okay that men and women have different roles in society.

    • Yes, that is acceptable.
    • No, a person should be able to choose their role in society whatever their gender.
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