Chapter 18 Flashcards
intercultural competence
the ability to communicate effectively and appropriately with people of other cultures
emic
description of behaviour from a person within the culture
etic
scientist-oriented; external view; attempts to be neutral
kolas learning cycle
knowledge is created through the transformation of experience
- concrete experience - reflective observation - abstract conceptualisation - active experimentation
Components of intercultural communicative (4)
cognitive
affective
behavioural
ethical
cognitive
knowledge about the people from other cultures involved and how they communicate
- being open or cognitively flexible, learning by doing for obtaining knowledge
affective
feelings of an individual regarding interaction with others from different cultures
- empathy + perspective-taking ability
empathy
emotional capacity to understand anthers situation
perpective-taking ability
seeing the world from anthers perspective
Behavioural
actual performance of behaviour either effective or appropriate
- appropriacy: meet norms and expectations
- effectiveness: achieve goals
ethical
analytical: does not allow ethical judgement
normative: allows ethical judgement
third-culture model
contact - need - interaction - dependence