Cross-Cultural Communication
Description
This program looks at attitudes and beliefs and cultural patterns that affect cross-cultural communication. It discusses the work of E. T. Hall and the idea of high-context and low-context cultures; considers differing cultural perceptions of time; and examines such barriers to cross-cultural communication as prejudice, ethnocentricity, and stereotyping.
Runtime
35 min 29 sec
Subjects
Database
Films on Demand
Direct Link
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