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    NAME Jeremae Etiong Class Time: 8:30 – 10:00 AM DATE 11/12/21 SCORE

    Worksheet No. 4

    LOCAL AND GLOBAL COMMUNICATION IN A MULTICULTURAL SETTING

    Task 2

    Contrast cultural practices of the Philippines and Saudi Arabia specifically in the area
    of gender equality and expressing emotions. Write your answers on the appropriate column of
    the table below.

    CULTURAL ELEMENT PHILIPPINES SAUDI ARABIA

    1. GENDER EQUALITY The country embraces gender In Saudi Arabia, gender inequality is
    equality. Women in society now have built into their governmental and
    the access to the same resources and social structures. Women,
    opportunities as men which indicates regardless of age, are expected to
    gender parity in the labor force. As a have a male guardian while leaving
    result, it managed to improve wage the house, they are not permitted to
    equality for men and women. Not only drive, and they are not allowed to
    in the labor force but it also increased vote or hold high political office.
    female educational attainment and They lacked liberty, mobility, and
    financial independence. It also
    women’s political empowerment.
    revealed that there was no law
    Lastly, the Philippines have a handful
    criminalizing violence against
    of legislations that address the
    women, and as a result, women
    problems of abuse and violence
    had difficulty running away from
    against women.
    abusive situations and if a woman
    reports a rape, she is also
    punished.
    2. EXPRESSING EMOTIONS In the Philippines, Filipinos are In Saudi Arabia, their feelings and
    conscious of their feelings and thoughts are not shared openly.
    emotions and they do not intend to Saudis favor indirect and implicit
    hide it behind others but that doesn't communication, in which individuals
    imply that they are prone to putting may need to rely on interpretation
    their feelings before their intellect. and context to grasp the message's
    This is feasible because we have a intended meaning.
    powerful social support system of
    family and friends that helps us to
    express our feelings and healthily
    cope with them.

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