Intercultural communication
Assume that you have been invited to ONE of the following social/cultural events for the very first time:
- a Jewish Passover Seder
- a Day of the Dead family picnic in a Mexican graveyard
- a formal Japanese tea ceremony in Kyoto.
In a minimum of two pages explain how you might avoid the six barriers to intercultural communication
– anxiety, focusing on similarities rather than differences, ethno-centrism, stereotyping or prejudices, different non-verbal communications and languages?
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A Japanese tea ceremony is one social event where the wealth of Japanese culture is flaunted. It is therefore expected that a lot of events with a deep cultural meaning are unavoidable. For someone attending this event from the first time, they need to be well acquainted with the basic cultural aspect of the Japanese people. This will be a key aspect in avoiding or reducing the level of intercultural communication conflict. Conflicts as a……………….
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