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    1. Effective communication requires understanding and adapting to different communication styles and cultural norms. Implicit social rules define what is considered appropriate communication within a culture. Maintaining good etiquette helps convey information accurately while preserving relationships. 2. Ethnocentrism occurs when one views their own culture as superior and judges other cultures negatively for differing from their own expectations. To communicate well across cultures, it is important to learn about and appreciate cultural practices, beliefs, and values of others rather than assume one's own perspective is the only valid one. 3. Judging other cultural habits or views as superior promotes an ethnocentric mindset that can make people from different cultures feel devalued and less open to communication.

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    1. Effective communication requires understanding and adapting to different communication styles and cultural norms. Implicit social rules define what is considered appropriate communication within a culture. Maintaining good etiquette helps convey information accurately while preserving relationships. 2. Ethnocentrism occurs when one views their own culture as superior and judges other cultures negatively for differing from their own expectations. To communicate well across cultures, it is important to learn about and appreciate cultural practices, beliefs, and values of others rather than assume one's own perspective is the only valid one. 3. Judging other cultural habits or views as superior promotes an ethnocentric mindset that can make people from different cultures feel devalued and less open to communication.

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    1. Effective communication requires understanding and adapting to different communication styles and cultural norms. Implicit social rules define what is considered appropriate communication within a culture. Maintaining good etiquette helps convey information accurately while preserving relationships. 2. Ethnocentrism occurs when one views their own culture as superior and judges other cultures negatively for differing from their own expectations. To communicate well across cultures, it is important to learn about and appreciate cultural practices, beliefs, and values of others rather than assume one's own perspective is the only valid one. 3. Judging other cultural habits or views as superior promotes an ethnocentric mindset that can make people from different cultures feel devalued and less open to communication.

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    3. People see what they want but only sometimes know what they see. We're all different.

    To become an
    effective communicator, we must influence the culture on communication style is significant. People
    typically respond to our speech more so than to what we say. Implicit information about how to act in
    various circumstances and how to perceive other people's conduct is provided to a culture's members. It
    knows acceptable and successful communication techniques and can apply them in various
    communication circumstances. Maintaining etiquette is having good communication etiquette that calls
    for actions and approaches that enable you to convey information accurately while keeping good ties
    with your superiors, coworkers, and clients.

    2. Everybody naturally tends to view other cultures through their perspectives. Ethnocentrism occurs
    when we erroneously think that our thinking and doing is the only valid one. As a result, we view
    behaviors adversely if they don't match our conception of the universe. We consider other people's
    actions as strange and inappropriate. We can be open to different cultures when we know their
    practices, beliefs, and values. Even if some of us value our culture more than others, we should
    appreciate both.

    1. I think there is much to learn about other people's cultures to avoid judging one's cultural
    views and habits as superior to those of other people, which is why my score was low. An
    ethnocentric mindset while talking makes people from different cultures feel devalued. People
    tend to shut down when they feel undervalued or dismissed. Therefore, communication is
    ineffective and sometimes even harmful. For example, Filipinos show their respect to their eldest
    by saying "po" and "opo" to them, while in other cultures, like in Japan and Korea, people bow
    as a sign of respect to their eldest. For me, Giving and receiving care from others is essential
    because it helps us to feel safe and to express ourselves. Being respected by essential people in
    our lives growing up teaches us how to be respectful toward others.

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