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What is the primary concept underlining intercultural communication?
What is the primary concept underlining intercultural communication?
- A shared understanding of identity
- The belief in cultural superiority
- The uniqueness of each cultural perception (correct)
- The absolute need for a common language
Which statement best describes ethnocentrism?
Which statement best describes ethnocentrism?
- Promoting equality among different cultures
- Understanding the nuances of various identities
- The integration of multiple cultural perspectives
- Valuing one's own culture over others (correct)
What role does motivation play in intercultural communication competence?
What role does motivation play in intercultural communication competence?
- It is irrelevant to the process
- It hinders effective communication
- It impedes cultural understanding
- It fosters a desire to engage with other cultures (correct)
Which of the following best defines stereotyping?
Which of the following best defines stereotyping?
How can prejudice impact communication between cultures?
How can prejudice impact communication between cultures?
What is a consequence of discrimination in intercultural settings?
What is a consequence of discrimination in intercultural settings?
What does cultural knowledge encompass?
What does cultural knowledge encompass?
Which identity factors are considered influential in intercultural communication?
Which identity factors are considered influential in intercultural communication?
Which skill is essential for comprehending both verbal and nonverbal communication in different cultures?
Which skill is essential for comprehending both verbal and nonverbal communication in different cultures?
What is the relationship between communication and culture?
What is the relationship between communication and culture?
What does sensitivity in cultural interactions involve?
What does sensitivity in cultural interactions involve?
How does one's evaluation of another's character affect communication?
How does one's evaluation of another's character affect communication?
What aspect of communication did Hymes emphasize as essential?
What aspect of communication did Hymes emphasize as essential?
What does grammatical competence refer to?
What does grammatical competence refer to?
What does sociolinguistic competence involve?
What does sociolinguistic competence involve?
What does discourse competence refer to?
What does discourse competence refer to?
Study Notes
Intercultural Communication
- Involves interaction between individuals from distinct cultural backgrounds, influencing communication exchanges.
- Essential to understand the interplay between communication and culture, as they are intertwined.
Relationship Between Communication and Culture
- Communication embodies cultural expressions and values.
- Cultural identities affecting communication includes gender, age, class, and religion.
Barriers to Intercultural Communication
- Ethnocentrism: The belief that one's own culture is superior, hindering understanding of other cultures.
- Stereotyping: A mental process where individuals categorize others based on limited observations and experiences.
- Prejudice: Preconceived opinions, either positive or negative, regarding individuals from specific races, social classes, religions, or sexual identities.
- Discrimination: Negative actions motivated by prejudice or stereotyping toward individuals.
Intercultural Communication Competence
- Motivation: A critical driver for individuals to connect and comprehend different cultures.
- Cultural Knowledge: Understanding another culture's norms, traditions, and effective communication methods in various contexts.
- Communication Skills: The ability to interpret verbal and nonverbal cues from diverse cultural communities.
- Sensitivity: Openness to alternative cultures, empathy, and adaptability to various situations.
- Character: Evaluating and interpreting others’ characters influences communication interactions.
Communicative Competence
- Defined as the ability to produce and comprehend language appropriately within specific contexts (Hymes, 1972).
- Highlights the significance of effective performance and relevance in communication.
Models of Communicative Competence (Canale & Swain, 1980)
- Grammatical Competence: Knowledge of language grammar and rules.
- Sociolinguistic Competence: Choosing appropriate language based on different sociocultural scenarios.
- Discourse Competence: Mastery of linguistic conventions, including words, phrases, and sentence structures.
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