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american culture cul, Apuntes de Idioma Inglés

american culture: cultura americana en ingles

Tipo: Apuntes

2024/2025

Subido el 03/06/2025

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1. What is interculturality and intercultural communication?
2. Why do you think it’s important to understand the cultural context of a message
when communicating with others from different cultures?
3. What are some examples of barriers that can exist in intercultural
communications?
4. Are there any advantages to using non-verbal signals in intercultural
communications? If yes, then what are they?
5. Can you give me an example of how verbal and non-verbal messages differ across
cultures?
6. Do you think it’s possible for people from two different cultures to have similar
values? If yes, then why or why not?
7. What are some common areas where conflict may arise between people
belonging to different cultures?
8. How do you think language affects culture? Can you explain with an example?
9. Do you think the use of technology has made intercultural communication easier?
If yes, then how?
10. What is your opinion on globalization and its affect on intercultural
communication?
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  1. What is interculturality and intercultural communication?
  2. Why do you think it’s important to understand the cultural context of a message when communicating with others from different cultures?
  3. What are some examples of barriers that can exist in intercultural communications?
  4. Are there any advantages to using non-verbal signals in intercultural communications? If yes, then what are they?
  5. Can you give me an example of how verbal and non-verbal messages differ across cultures?
  6. Do you think it’s possible for people from two different cultures to have similar values? If yes, then why or why not?
  7. What are some common areas where conflict may arise between people belonging to different cultures?
  8. How do you think language affects culture? Can you explain with an example?
  9. Do you think the use of technology has made intercultural communication easier? If yes, then how?
  10. What is your opinion on globalization and its affect on intercultural communication?

Solution

  1. Interculturality involves intentional interactions between different cultures to promote dialogue, mutual respect, and the preservation of cultural identities. It fosters integration, solidarity, and coexistence among individuals from diverse backgrounds.
  2. It is important to understand the cultural context of a message when communicating with others from different cultures because it helps to avoid misunderstandings and ensures effective communication.
  3. In intercultural communication, barriers such as language differences, non- verbal communication variations, stereotypes, cultural norms, lack of awareness, communication styles, and ethnocentrism can hinder effective interactions between individuals from different cultures.
  4. Using non-verbal signals in intercultural communications can provide advantages such as universal understanding, enhancing verbal communication, building rapport, cultural sensitivity, and expressing emotions effectively.
  5. Verbal and non-verbal messages can differ across cultures, as seen in the interpretation of silence. While silence may signify respect or attentiveness in some cultures, it can be perceived differently as discomfort or disagreement in others. This example illustrates how non-verbal cues can have varying meanings across cultures, underscoring the importance of understanding both verbal and non-verbal communication nuances in intercultural interactions.
  6. Despite cultural differences, it is possible for people from two different cultures to have similar values. Universal values like respect, honesty, kindness, and compassion can transcend cultural boundaries and serve as common ground for individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds. Personal experiences can also shape values that are shared across cultures, fostering understanding, empathy, and unity among people with different cultural upbringings.
  7. Conflict may arise between individuals from different cultures in areas such as communication styles, values and beliefs, taboos and customs, perceptions of time, personal space and touch, decision-making processes, and work ethics. These differences can lead to misunderstandings, disagreements, and tensions in various aspects of interaction and collaboration between individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds.