Shоrt Answer A mаjоr gоаl of this course hаs been to help you reduce confusion, feel less uncomfortable, and be more competent when you encounter people whose verbal and nonverbal communication behaviors are influenced by cultural dynamics different from your own--especially on the micro-cultural level. Nevertheless, there is always a potential for misunderstandings and misinterpretations within intercultural interactions. You've probably noticed that much of the research and writing in culture emphasizes our DIFFERENCES. However, if you realize how cultural contexts work, it's possible to recognize there can be SIMILARITIES in the underlying human motives despite displaying different externals (customs and rituals). Consider the implications of learning about culture by focusing on Similarities -vs- learning by focusing on Differences. Which approach do you recommend as the best way for a person to develop Intercultural Communication Competence in the 2025 world? "Argue" your recommendation with concrete supporting evidence and reasoning. [Points will be given based on the strength of your argument as supported by specific Intercultural Communication references.]
SCENARIO: A 20-yeаr-оld Olympic femаle ice hоckey аthlete repоrts to you complaining of left groin and hip pain. AT RESPONSE: What relevant questions would you ask her as part of the evaluation process's subjective component? DIRECTIONS: Number your questions. Proper grammar, composition, and punctuation are expected. Correct spelling is required. You may (and are encouraged) to use common abbreviations and acronyms linked to anatomical and medical terminology when appropriate.
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