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

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

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

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 accept inequality; collectivists seek equality for all.

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

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

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

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