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Alternation maintenance of two distinct cultural identities within a multicultural society
assimilation absorption into the dominant culture
acculturation the changes that groups and individuals undergo when they come into contact with another culture
Etic perspective is cross-cultural and involves the search for commonalities or differences across cultures
Emic perspective is culture specific and involves focusing on one cultural group and examining particular psychological aspects of that group
High context cultures pay close attention to nonverbal signs to decode the real meaning behind words or actions
Low context cultures interpret actions andwords literally
Multiculturalism A situation where multiple cultures exist within a country and where the number of inhibitants representing those cultures is significant
pluralism genral acceptance of the existences of many cultures and ethnic groups and their right to retain their cultural heritage while co-existing
Culture Shock feeling of disorientation and anxiety that occurs as people from one culture encounter and adapt to the practices, rules and expectations of another culture
race Categorising people based on their physical charactersitics
Culture shared system of belief and understading
ethnicity an identity that reflects the cultural experiences and feelings of a particular group
Cultural Competence a person's effectiveness in communication and behaving appropriately with people from another culture
social identity perception that we belong to a larger social group who possess similar attributes such as values, meanings and goals
Enculturation the process of absorbing and internalising the rules of our culture
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