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Culture pertains to communication between people from different backgrounds influenced by factors like nationality, ethnicity, religion, and sexual orientation. Intercultural communication occurs when individuals with varied cultural backgrounds interact, negotiate, and create meaning. Characteristics of competent intercultural communication include flexibility, mindfulness, open-mindedness, sensitivity, adaptability, creative thinking, and politeness. When communicating interculturally, it is important to avoid stereotypes, be sensitive to differences, and always be respectful.
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Intercultural Sensitivity.pptx
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- 7. Pertains to communication among people from different nationalities Is communication that is influenced by different ethnicities, religions, and sexual orientations. 7 What is Intercultural Communication? Happens when individuals interact, negotiate, and create meaning while bringing in their varied cultural backgrounds.
- 8. DEVELOPMENTAL MODEL OF INTERCULTURAL SENSITIVITY 8
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- 12. CHARACTERISTICS OF COMPETENT INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATIONS 1 12
- 13. CHARACTERISTICS OF COMPETENT INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATIONS FLEXIBILITY MINDFULNESS OPEN-MINDEDNESS SENSITIVITY ADAPTABILITY THINKING CREATIVELY POLITENESS 13
- 14. “ EXAMPLES OF CULTURAL DIFFERENCES 14
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- 16. THIS IS A SLIDE TITLE 16
- 17. THIS IS A SLIDE TITLE 17
- 18. REMEMBER WHEN COMMUNICATING WITH OTHERS 18
- 19. 1. Avoid STEROTYPES. 2. Challenge gender norms. 3. Don’t talk down on anyone. 4. Be sensitive to religious practices. 5. Be polite at all times. 6. Never belittle any person. REMEMBER 19
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- 21. Thank you! 21