Culture and Interpersonal CommunicationSAGE Publications, 1988 - 278 páginas The authors examine the theoretical influence of culture on interpersonal communication. They provide a framework for guiding future, and for interpreting past, research in the field. Because cross-cultural comparisons of interpersonal communication must be theoretically based, culture must be treated as a variable in research. This concept is presented in the first two chapters and then applied to specific areas of research. Previous research is reinterpreted in the light of this concept, and explanations are provided on how culture has influenced specific areas such as situational factors, verbal and nonverbal communication styles, interpersonal and intergroup relationships. |
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List of Tables | 9 |
CULTURE AND COMMUNICATION | 17 |
CULTURAL VARIABILITY | 39 |
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Culture and Interpersonal Communication William B. Gudykunst,William B.. Gudykunst,Stella Ting-Toomey,Elizabeth Chua Vista de fragmentos - 1988 |
Culture and Interpersonal Communication William B. Gudykunst,Stella Ting-Toomey No hay ninguna vista previa disponible - 1988 |
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affective analysis appear argues associated attitudes attributional behavior Bond Chapter Chinese cognitive collectivistic cultures comparative concept concern confidence consistent context contrast correlated cross-cultural cultural variability differences differentiation dimensions of cultural direct discussion emotions examined example exchange expected explain expressions face factors findings focus follow function Given Gudykunst high-context cultures Hofstede's human identity important indicated individualistic individualistic cultures individuals influence ingroup interaction intercultural intergroup International interpersonal communication involves Japan Japanese Journal language less low-context cultures masculinity meaning messages munication networks Nishida nonverbal norm North American observed orientation patterns perceived person perspective points positive power distance predictions presented Psychology reciprocity refers relationships respondents revealed role rules sample scores setting similar situation social social identity specific strategies structure style suggests tend theory uncertainty avoidance United University variations verbal
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