Lesson 7: Communicating Effectively in Multi-cultural Settings Flashcards
the verbal and nonverbal interaction between people from different cultural backgrounds
Intercultural Communication
the study of how people belonging to different background communicate with each other, in ways that are both similar and different among themselves and how they endeavor to communicate across culture
Cross-cultural Communication
something that incorporates ideas, beliefs, or people for many different countries and cultural backgrounds
Multicultural Setting
the belief that one’s culture is superior to all others and is the standard by which all other cultures should be measured
Ethnocentrism
three parts of developing intercultural communication
Knowledge
Skills
Attitude
part of developing intercultural communication that refers to the practical stuff you need to know to communicate such as greeting rituals, styles of communication, etc.
Knowledge
skills that are required to communicate or share information with other people from other cultures and social groups
Intercultural Communication Skills
the way people communicate across cultures verbally and non-verbally
Communication Styles
communication style where it tends to be indirect, harmoniously structured and understated
High Context Communication
communication style where people are expected to speak one after another in an orderly, linear fashion
High Context Communication
communication style where disagreements are personally threatening and it is important to solve it immediately
High Context Communication
communication style where physical space is considered more communal
High Context Communication
communication style where accuracy is valued and how well something is learned is important
High Context Communication
communication style that can be observed in Japan, Greece and various Arab Nations
High Context Communication
communication style where it tends to be linear, dramatic, precise and open
Low Context Communication