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Chapter 3 Outline: Part II
Chapter 3 Outline: Part II
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- race
- ethnicity
- intersectionality
- ethnocentrism
- prejudice
- hegemony
- culture shock
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- Cultures also attach communicative value to regional differences, sexual orientation and gender identity, religion, physical ability/disability, age/generation, and socioeconomic status.
- Organizations share a culture, a relatively stable set of shared rules and values.
- Intercultural communication competence involves developing a wide range of appropriate behaviors.
- Increased contact produces better relationships.
- A tolerance for ambiguity reduces fear and apprehension of the “different.”
- Open-mindedness can combat
- Education, knowledge, and skill are developed through passive observation, active strategies, and self-disclosure.
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