Importance of Intercultural Communication Essay

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    environment. Annotated Bibliography Andriole, S. J. (2007). The 7 habits of highly effective technology leaders. Communications…

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    because the values and worldview of a particular cultural group are embedded within their language use. For example, highly individualistic cultures often use "I" statements, while collectivistic cultures would use "we" and "our" more frequently. Intercultural scholars have posited two worldviews that divide Western and nonWestern cultures. These are the linear worldview and the relational worldview. In a linear worldview, rational or analytic thinking based in objective reality is valued. In a…

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    issues and the benefits of cultural diversity, intercultural relationships and communication in the workforce. The use of data collection will be used in this paper along with discussion from interviewing a supervisor in a non profit organization. By utilizing specific concepts from lecture content, this paper will provide thorough research of the chosen subject, and describe alternatives to any identified issues. Often, issues surrounding communication are…

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    1. Identify and describe a concrete situation of intercultural communication. The article, Muslim Woman Says Manager Pulled Off Hijab, introduces a story of a woman who is assaulted in her workplace due to the cultural insensitivity of her manager. The Muslim woman was assaulted by her supervisor who ripped off her hijab in the kitchen of their workplace, before asking her to do so herself. Apparently, the manager was enforcing a new policy that requires all workers to change hairnets after…

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    The movie Babble involves the conflicts of social groups, issues of social identity, and intergroup communication. After watching this film it is easy to connect it to lessons learned in the textbook. The film displays the difficulties of cross cultural communication and the conflicts that can come with it. Babble’s plot starts with an incident in Morocco, when a tourist gets shot (Susan Jones played by Cate Blanchette) is shot while on a tour bus. This incident results in the connection of the…

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    Intercultural Communication is a fundamental part of our society today, allowing us to interact across cultures, and break down what would otherwise be barriers to a cohesive society. The film 'District 9,' directed by Neill Blomkamp uses an alien society to highlight certain intercultural communication issues that are relevant today. These key concepts are ethnocentrism, stereotypes and uncertainty avoidance. Human nature’s self-involved tendency leads to discrimination against the unknown, a…

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    Non-verbal communication is basically the sending and receiving of messages without the use of verbal codes. Some of the time these messages are consciously sent and received, such as waving goodbye to a friend who is leaving on a plane for example, but most of the time the speakers/listeners are unaware of the messages. One must be careful when interpreting non-verbal communications from other cultures and be aware that specific gestures may mean something different if not completely opposite…

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    Even though there are bunches of research touching upon international students’ intercultural adaptation, little research has touched on Chinese international students’ intercultural adaptation in Northern Florida. In Katherine & Dustin’s Accuracy of the United States regional personality stereotypes, the authors explored whether Americans can accurately describe how personality traits vary across regions of the United States. They presented the analyses documenting the strengths of regional…

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    demonstrating linguistic features in English language teaching, and Chinese students could hardly adapt to foreign cultures, and did come up with many problems mainly cultural problems in their academic career or daily activities. Nevertheless, the importance of developing students'cultural proficiency has been realized recently and some progressions practicable have been made. This is only a good beginning, and what’s more is that culture awareness is more…

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    Our teams choose and watched Remember the Titans (drama) and Guess Who (comedy). Both movies have great examples of intercultural communications. In Remember the Titans, was made in 2000 and is based on a true story of an all-white school that is racially integrated with African American coaches and players. Boone played by Denzel Washington took over as head coach. He knew that in order for the team to success that they must put their racial conflict aside and work together to become a winning…

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