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This document discusses cultural diversity and multiculturalism. It defines cultural diversity and explores both the challenges and benefits of a diverse culture, including stereotypes, culture clash, and culture shock. It also examines the types of multiculturalism, cultural values in the UAE, and human rights. The document concludes with a discussion of how exposure to other cultures can both positively and negatively impact one's native culture.
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- 2. o What is cultural diversity o Challenges o Benefits o Negative sides o Multi-culturalism and its types o Cultural values in the UAE o Human rights in the UAE o Conclusion and Thanks
- 4. 1. ISMS 2. Stereotypes 3. Xenophobia 4. Culture Clash 5. Culture Shock 6. Ethnocentricity Culture Clash Stereotypes Culture ShockEthnocentricity
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- 7. 1. Losing our culture. 2. Values of other cultures may be against our culture. 3. Stimulation of other cultures may become part of our culture. 4. Birth of a new culture which may give positive or negative result to a society.
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