A.   Positive politeness requires self-awareness and negative politeness does not require self-awareness.

B.   Positive politeness is respectful and negative politeness is rude.

C.   Positive politeness values inclusion of others and negative politeness values refraining from imposition on others.

A.   The blatant unfair treatment of a person or group due to differences

B.   An overgeneralized belief about a particular group of people

C.   Prejudice in favor of or against a thing, person, or group compared with another

A.   Individualists tend to solve problems on their own, collectivists tend to share the burden.

B.   Individualists are self-serving and collectivists are selfless.

C.   Individualists accept inequality; collectivists seek equality for all.

A.   To communicate effectively in a direct way to minimize misunderstandings

B.   The ability to adapt your communication style to different individuals, groups, and cultures

C.   The ability ignore the identity of others; to be color-blind