Cultural shock - 复件.ppt

Diagram Title Title Text in here Text in here Title Text in here Title ThemeGallery is a Design Digital Content Contents mall developed by Guild Design Inc. Diagram Click to add Text Add your text in here Your text in here Your text in here ThemeGallery is a Design Digital Content Contents mall developed by Guild Design Inc. Click to add Text Click to add Text Add your text in here Your text in here Your text in here Add your text in here Your text in here Your text in here Diagram Add your text in here Add your text in here Title A B Add your text in here D Add your text in here C Add your text in here Add your text in here Add your text in here Add your text in here [ Add your company slogan ] Motivation It include the overall set of emotional associations that people have as they anticipate and actually communicate interculturally. It have two kinds: feelings and intentions. Motivation Feelings refer to the emotional or affective states that you experience when communicating with someone from a different culture, Intentions are what guard your choices in a particular intercultural communication. They are the goals, plans, objectives, and desires that focus and direct your behavior. Skills They refer to the actual performance of the behaviors felt to be effective and appropriate in the communication context. It include the language competence; skills of analysis and interpretation; skills of relating between different cultures; and the ability to put knowledge into practice in real situations. Dimensions According to Chen (1989), intercultural communication competence has four dimensions: personality strength, communication skills, psychological adaptation and cultural awareness. Personality Strength Add your text in here Add your text in here Title A B Add your text in here D Add your text in here C Self-awareness Social relaxation Self-disclosure Self-concept Self-disclosure It refers to the willingness of individuals to openly and app