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Cultures have unique communication patterns from "summary" of Intercultural Communication in Contexts Instructor's Resource Manual by Judith N. Martin,Thomas K. Nakayama,Lisa Bradford,Jolanta A. Drzewiecka

Different cultures have distinct ways of communicating that are shaped by their values, beliefs, norms, and social structures. These unique communication patterns manifest in various aspects of intercultural interactions, such as verbal and nonverbal communication, styles of expression, and approaches to conflict resolution. For example, some cultures may emphasize direct and explicit communication, while others may value indirect and implicit communication. Understanding these differences is crucial for effective intercultural communication. Verbal communication is a key aspect of cultural communication patterns. Each culture has its own language, vocabulary, and grammar rules that influence how individuals express themselves. Additionally, cultures may vary in terms of speech patterns, such as the use of silence, pauses, or interruptions during conversations. These differences can lead to misunderstandings or misinterp...
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    Intercultural Communication in Contexts Instructor's Resource Manual

    Judith N. Martin

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