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Showing 1 to 20 of 33 for “"Cultural intelligence"”.
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Three essays on cultural intelligence, innovation, and institutional distance
While cultural differences and related formal and informal distances are often described as creating difficulties and complexity, the ability to understand and to adapt to differences or to leverage those for positive outcomes is an important imperative for individuals and firms operating in an …
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Exploring the Relationship between Cultural Intelligence and Burnout in Teachers
… Practice was to explore the relationship between cultural intelligence and burnout in teachers. This purpose was rooted in a growing trend of teachers reporting a significant degree of burnout and education frequently being noted as one of the most stressful professions in the job market (Johnson …
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International experience and cultural intelligence: the role of study abroad
… international experience and the development of Cultural Intelligence (CQ) by applying a Social Learning Theory (SLT) lens to examine how the level of immersion of different study abroad program components impact CQ. I separate the components that constitute a study abroad program, and examine …
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Cultural Intelligence in Thailand: An Examination of its Antecedents and Consequence
Cultural intelligence (CQ) is one of the most successful development factors that can be employed for expatriate adjustment and performance in cross-cultural settings. Very little research has examined the association between different antecedents and intercultural outcomes through CQ from a …
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Cultural intelligence: a pathway for emergency responder engagement with ethnically diverse communities
The development of emergency responders' cultural breadth is critical to adapting to shifting societal composition, since emergency responders operate within culturally diverse environments and must effectively perform their duties. Addressing the challenge of entrenched cultural norms of emergency …
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Expatriate success: cultural intelligence and personality as predictors for cross-cultural adjustment
… to communicate with organizations having diverse cultural backgrounds. This causes issues when selecting expatriates for the job. Expatriates possessing particular characteristics may adjust better than others. Research supports both cultural intelligence (CQ) and personality as valid predictors …
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Cultural Intelligence, Job Satisfaction, and Turnover Intention in the Saudi Arabian Hotel Industry
… industry is an economic domain in which cross-cultural interactions are a necessary facet of daily operations. Recent research shows that a high level of Cultural Intelligence (CQ) among employees in the hospitality industry is fundamental to business success in a globalized environment. The …
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The Role of Personality and Cultural Intelligence in the Desire to Study Abroad
… to be a means by which students develop intercultural skills and cultural competence. Previous studies have examined benefits of study abroad and report growth in the areas of cross-cultural skills, global understanding, intercultural development, and intercultural connectedness. However, …
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The benefits of applying cultural intelligence concepts to customer satisfaction and team performance
… and deliver results. Companies regard cross-cultural competence as highly important but generally do little to develop these competences in their organisations. A variety of intercultural competence models characterise different traits, attitudes and mindsets across cultures and desired …
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Cultural Intelligence For Advanced Practice Providers: Moving A Contextually Based Model Forward For Workforce Training
<p>Cultural Intelligence for Advanced Practice Providers: Moving a Contextually Based Model Forward for Workforce TrainingCultural Intelligence (CQ) among clinicians in primary care for the Hispanic population is inadequate (Da Costa, 2023). Cultural diversity training for patient care has been …
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Time zone effects : the impact of human resource practices and cultural intelligence on global team outcomes
… THE IMPACT OF HUMAN RESOURCE PRACTICES AND CULTURAL INTELLIGENCE ON GLOBAL TEAM OUTCOMESByKaumudi MisraInspite of the rapidly growing global workforce, human resource practices have not been developed to address the challenges of working in the global context. Research on virtual teams has …
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Neither Here nor There: Transformational Leadership and Cultural Intelligence in Presidents of U.S. Accredited Universities Located in Foreign Countries
… a private-sector executive. When considering the cultural context of the university and the culture of the surrounding community, the demands of the presidential position become far more complex. The Council for Higher Education Accreditation currently lists 42 colleges and universities with …
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Preparing For The Teaching Of English Language Learners: A Comparative Study Of Cultural Intelligence From One Rural Kentucky University
… experience to contribute to their level of cultural intelligence and to contribute to their work with English Language Learners. </p>
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An investigation into the influence of personality factors on cultural intelligence and the direct and moderating effects of international experience
… but also created challenges due to cultural diversity, highlighting the importance of cross-cultural competencies in becoming successful nowadays. Cultural Intelligence (CQ) has emerged as an important concept describing the individual capabilities needed to effectively interact …
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Assessing cross-cultural competence: evaluating the psychometric properties and the nomological network of a modified version of the cultural intelligence scale
… in or from an unfamiliar culture requires cross-cultural competence and adaptability. The Cultural Intelligence Scale (Ang et al., 2007) is designed to measure an individual’s ability to adapt in a culturally unfamiliar environment. Studies using the CQS have mixed results regarding its …
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Associating Emotional Intelligence, Cultural Intelligence, and Inclusive Leadership: a Correlational Study of Seventh-day Adventist Pastors and Church Leaders in Canada
… leadership (IL), supported by emotional intelligence (EQ) and cultural intelligence (CQ), may offer a relational leadership posture well-suited to this challenge. Growing evidence suggests that relational qualities such as EQ and CQ help leaders develop inclusive communities, foster …
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Assessing the development of intercultural sensitivity gained through the domestic experiences of first year students
… and behavioral skills to aide in successful intercultural interactions. Using the Developmental Model of Intercultural Sensitivity and the theory of Cultural Intelligence as frameworks, this research attempts to assess the effect of domestic experiences on intercultural competency and cultural …
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Identifying the intercultural leadership capacity of host agent church-planters interacting with immigrants in the USA
The global phenomenon of immigration creates culturally complex communities, bringing both challenges because of diversity and many new missional opportunities to engage immigrant people. The study aims to investigate the pre-engagement mentation processes of the Stadia Church-Planter Leaders that …
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TEACHERS’ AND ADMINISTRATORS' PERCEPTIONS OF THE CHARACTERISTICS OF EFFECTIVE LEADERSHIP FOR K-12 INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS
… produced three themes; these include emotional intelligence, the ability to establish school culture, and administrative mindset. The literature review focused on the survey data points of humor, cultural intelligence, and vision embedded within these themes. The research findings are intended …
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Examining the Role of Meaning-Making and Cultural Competence in How Teachers Understand and Approach their Work with Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Students
… languages, and backgrounds. As the population of culturally and linguistically diverse (CLD) students continues to rise, a deeper understanding of how teachers construct meaning and understand their internal and relational experiences when working with these students has become an important area …
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