Intercultural Communication (Intercultural communication ) is communication that occurs between people who have different cultures (can be of different race, ethnicity, or socioeconomic, or a combination of all these differences). Culture is a way of life that is developed and embraced by a group of people and runs from generation to generation.

1. INTERCULTURAL
COMMUNICATION
BY “GROUP 3”
NURYULIANA (1852142005)
SITTI NABILA ROFIFAH MUFIDAH N (1852142006)
ANDI ANSALNA SALZABILA IDRIS (1852142007)
NUR AZIZAH FITRIANTI (1852142008)
DIYAH ISTIQAMAH (1852142009)

2. Agenda Definition of Intercultural
Communication01
Intercultural Communication
Function02
03
The Nature of Intercultural
Communication04
Reasons Why We Need Intercultural
Communication05
Principles Intercultural Communication

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Intercultural Communicatin (Intercultural
communication ) is communication that occurs
between people who have different cultures (can
be of different race, ethnicity, or socioeconomic, or
a combination of all these differences). Culture is
a way of life that is developed and embraced by a
group of people and runs from generation to
generation.
DEFINITION OF
INTERCULTURAL
COMMUNICATION

4. DEFINITION OF INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION
“The world has now become a "
Global Village" in which we kno
w people and events that occur
in other countries are almost th
e same as a citizen in a small vi
llage which is a neighbor to oth
er countries.”
ACCORDING TO EXPERTS
DamenMarshall McLuhan
“Communication actions carried
out by individuals identified with
groups that display variations
between groups in the form of
social and cultural exchange.”

5. Identified four skills as part of
intercultural competence, namely
personality strength,
communication skills,
psychological adjustment and
cultural awareness.
Fred E. Jandt
Modern Portfolio
Designed

6. Intercultural Communication Function
“Personal Function Personal”
In the process of
intercultural
communication, there are
several individual
communication behaviors
that are used to express
the social identity of the
need to be expressed
through verbal and
nonverbal language
actions.
The core concept of
social integration is
accepting unity and
unity between
individuals, between
groups while still
recognizing the
differences that are
owned by each
element.
Often interpersonal and
intercultural
communication adds to
shared knowledge ,
learning from each
other's cultures.
Stating
Social
Identity
State
Social
Integration
Adding
Knowledge

7. Intercultural Communication Function
“Social Function”
Bridging
The Supervision The Socialization Value
The practice of
intercultural
communication between
communicators and
communicants in different
cultures functions to
supervise one another.
The communication
function carried out
between two people
of different cultures
is a bridge to the
differences between
them
The communication function
carried out between two
people of different cultures is
a bridge to the differences
between them

8. Principles Intercultural
Communication
Greater the intercultural differences, the
greater the self-awareness
(mindfulness) of the participants during
communication.
The Awareness and Intercultural
Differences
The general idea that language
influences thought and behavior is most
widely voiced by linguistic
anthropologists.
Language Relativity
The greater the cultural differences, the
more different communication both in
language and in nonverbal cues.
Language as a Mirror of Culture
Greater the differences between
cultures, the greater the uncertainty and
ambiguity in communication.
Reducing The Uncertainty

9. The Nature of Intercultural
Communication
• Enculturation Enculturation refers to the process by
which culture is transmitted from one generation to
the next.
• Acculturation refers to the process by which a
person's culture is modified through contact or
direct exposure to another culture.
Acculturation
Enculturation

10. Reasons Why We Need Intercultural
Communication
Opening up to
expanding
relationships
Ethical / Ethics
Promote peace and
reduce conflict
Increase self-
awareness

11. Reasons Why We Need Intercultural
Communication
T A
K L
Facing Technology
Communication
Facing The Era of
Globalization
Demographics
Economy

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