Question 1
Which of the following statements about eye contact is accurate?
◦ Across cultures, direct gaze indicates interest in the speaker.
◦ Mexican American children look their parents in the eye when they want to challenge them.
◦ A peripheral gaze is often considered a sign of listening in Euro-American families.
◦ In some cultures, looking directly at an adult is a sign of disrespect.
Question 2
A Chinese American preschooler in a predominantly Euro-American classroom does not say a word during group times. Of the following, the most appropriate response of the teacher would be to:
◦ respect and encourage silence as a part of the pragmatics of this child's culture.
◦ encourage the child to speak in her native language during group times.
◦ gently reprimand the child until she learns the pragmatics of the majority group.
◦ gently guide the child in expressing feelings, rather than facts, in group discussions.
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