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| Intercultural Communications |
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Culture, subculture
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Temperament
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Language aptitude
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Media
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Symbolic
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Verbal & non-verbal
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noise
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Culture
A group of people who subconsciously agree to certain unwritten rules , subculture
Subculture
Grid
Language aptitude
Sense of humor |
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Culture (of enculturation or acculturation?)
Grid
Feedback
Round or rectangular buildings
children, women, or men first |
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| Culture Shock while acculturating |
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1) Fascination or tourist stage
2) Rejection
3) Intense homesickness
4) Adjustment OR Depression (Job, David, Elijah)
Psychology of Missionary Adjustment by Marge Jones (acculturation) |
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| Special considerations in transcultural communications |
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Going native
Materialism
Language acquisition
Redemptive analogy
Contextualization
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| Four cultures to consider for contextualization |
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Encoder
Decoder
Bible culture
Kingdom of Heaven |
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