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1) Directly and indirectly
influencing newcomers to a
culture to adopt new ways of
thinking and doing
things--the ways of the host
culture.
2) Cultural groups not
necessarily below or
suppressed by the larger
culture, but exists inside of a
larger culture.
3) Comparisons of
communication behaviors
across different cultures and
the study of specific
communication issues on a
comparative basis in two or
more cultures.
4) A group of people who
through a process of learning
are able to share perceptions
of the world which influences
their beliefs, values, norms,
and rules, which eventually
affect behavior.
5) The view of one?s culture as
the center of the universe.
6) Communication between
members of two co-cultures
within a larger culture,
particularly when the
co-culture differences as seen
as quite substantial.
7) Communication between
individuals from different
countries often the
communication between
governmental representatives
of different countries.
8) A generalization about a
group based on our
perception that a group of
people from a culture or
co-culture as sharing one or
several common
characteristics.
9) The belief that there is one set
of religious teachings that
clearly contains the
fundamental, basic, intrinsic,
essential, inerrant truth about
humanity and deity; that this
essential truth is
fundamentally opposed by
forces of evil which must be
vigorously fought; that this
truth must be followed today
according to the fundamental,
unchangeable practices of the
past; and that those who
believe and follow these
teachings have a special
relationship with the deity.
10) The belief that everyone
should be and should behave
in a heterosexual manner.
A) Religious Fundamentalism
B) Intercultural Communication
C) Sub-Culture
D) Intercultural Communication
E) Interethnic Communication
F) Cross Cultural Communication
G) Culture
H) International Communication
I) Co-Culture
J) Heterosexism
K) Interracial Communication
L) Stereotype
M) Cultural Competence
N) Ethnocentrism
O) Prejudice
P) Homonegativity
Q) Group Behavior
R) Religious Dogma
S) Acculturation
1) S 2) I 3) F 4) G 5) N 6) B
7) H 8) L 9) A 10) J
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