Intercultural management

You avoid it, you’re scared of what is going nextIt depends on your mood, and the situation You prefer to talk to know what is going on

You would keep on walking You would stare from the far, hesitating to start a conversation or notYou would try to understand what’s going on and would start the conversation

You would feel uncomfortable and leave him/her aloneYou would try to comfort him/her, feeling sorryYou would start crying with him/her

I never say compliments I say compliments only to good friendsI like to compliment people

No, I don’t Only if I am talking to good friendsYes, my body language is expressive

No, I don’t It depends from a situationI easily make friends

No, I don'tIf there are not too many people Yes, I do

No, I would wait till I am homeOnly if a matter is very seriousI would, I don't care what the others would think about it

No, I respect my friend and wait for my turn to talkOnly if the topic is very excitingYes, it is nothing bad to interrupt a friend

No, I don’t want people to hear my conversationIf I am very emotional, engaged in a topic Yes, I don’t mind other people

I would think it is strangeI wouldn’t careI would smile to him/her as well

Intercultural management

In case of confrontation, will you try to talk about it or you will try to avoid it?

How would you react if you are in front of someone who is crying on the street?

If you witness your friend loosing someone important to him/her, what would you do?

Do you often compliment others?

Do you touch people while talking?

Do you find it easy to make new friends?

Do you kiss in a bus?

Would you conflict with your sibling in a metro station?

Do you interrupt a friend who is talking?

Do you speak loudly in a crowded bus?

How would you react to a person who is walking down the street and smiling?