Definition and Nature of Intercultural Communication

Question 1

• the exchange of concepts, traditions, values, and practices between people of different nationalities.
• not merely just talking with foreigners, as it is also:
  a. inter-ethnic
  b. inter-religious
  c inter-regional

Answer 1

Intercultural Communication

Question 2

• A civilized and culture-sensitive form of expression using a language that is polite when talking about certain sensitive issues and designations.
• There was a need for politically correct language because people have been more vocal
  to sensitivities.

Answer 2

Politically Correct Language

Question 3

Problems in Culture?

Answer 3

• Dogmatist
• Racist
• Bigot
• Bias

Question 4

-A person who thinks their beliefs/opinions are unbendable/infallible/absolutely correct
or true.

Answer 4

Dogmatist

Question 5

• A person who believes that his nationality, race, or ethnic group is superior over other
  groups.

Answer 5

Racist

Question 5

• A person who sees no wrong in a group/person/principle despite proof of evident falsity
  of his perceptions.

Answer 5

Fanatic

Question 6

• A person who holds opinions against racial, ethnic, or religious group and/or treats
  the members of such groups with hatred and intolerance.

Answer 6

Bigot