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The identity you claim for yourself vs. the identity that is given/assigned by
others
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1 Intercultural communication 2 Ethics
3 Avowed vs. ascribed identity 4 Connection vs. engagement
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Terms in this set (123)
, Intercultural communication Communication across different cultures and
social groups, how culture affects communication
Culture The set of shared attitudes, values, goals, and
practices that characterizes an institution,
organization, or group
Diversity A term used to describe the unique differences
among people; these differences are based on a
variety of factors such as ethnicity, race, heritage,
religion, gender, sexual identity, age, and social
class
Cultural rituals Practices, behaviors, celebrations, and traditions
common to people, organizations, and
institutions
Connection vs. engagement Ties to other cultures (having a dog) vs. actively
seeking to experience other cultures (taking your
dog to the park/playing fetch)
Cultural competence The ability to interact effectively with people of
different cultural or ethnic backgrounds
5 Imperatives of intercultural Peace, economic, technological, self-awareness,
communication and ethical
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL
DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST ALREADY GRADED
A+
Practice questions for this set
Learn 1 /7 Study with Learn
The identity you claim for yourself vs. the identity that is given/assigned by
others
Choose an answer
1 Intercultural communication 2 Ethics
3 Avowed vs. ascribed identity 4 Connection vs. engagement
Don't know?
Terms in this set (123)
, Intercultural communication Communication across different cultures and
social groups, how culture affects communication
Culture The set of shared attitudes, values, goals, and
practices that characterizes an institution,
organization, or group
Diversity A term used to describe the unique differences
among people; these differences are based on a
variety of factors such as ethnicity, race, heritage,
religion, gender, sexual identity, age, and social
class
Cultural rituals Practices, behaviors, celebrations, and traditions
common to people, organizations, and
institutions
Connection vs. engagement Ties to other cultures (having a dog) vs. actively
seeking to experience other cultures (taking your
dog to the park/playing fetch)
Cultural competence The ability to interact effectively with people of
different cultural or ethnic backgrounds
5 Imperatives of intercultural Peace, economic, technological, self-awareness,
communication and ethical
