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Course content
Elite Plan - Master Intercultural Communication
1.1 Who am I, course goals and what will you learn2 m 37 s- 1.2. What is intercultural communication?1 m 38 s
- 1.3. Why is intercultural communication important?1 m 20 s
1.1. TRANSCRIPT Who am I, course goals and what will you learn0 s- 1.2. TRANSCRIPT What is intercultural communication?0 s
- 1.3. TRANSCRIPT Why is intercultural communication important?0 s
List of resources and references0 s
- 2.1. Understanding your cultural values2 m 14 s
- 2.2. Hall’s cultural iceberg model1 m 39 s
- Exercise 1. Values at work23 s
- 2.1. TRANSCRIPT Learning intercultural communication starts from within0 s
- 2.2. TRANSCRIPT Hall’s cultural iceberg model0 s
- EXERCISE 1 PDF Values at work0 s
EXERCISE 1 Values at Work0 s
- 3.1. Intercultural communication barriers37 s
- 3.2. High anxiety1 m 19 s
- 3.3. Ethnocentrism or cultural relativism1 m 15 s
- 3.4. Stereotypes and prejudices1 m 36 s
- 3.5. Assuming similarities instead of differences1 m 51 s
- 3.3. TRANSCRIPT Ethnocentrism or cultural relativism0 s
- 3.2. TRANSCRIPT High anxiety0 s
- 3.1. TRANSCRIPT Intercultural communication barriers0 s
- 3.4. TRANSCRIPT Stereotypes and prejudices0 s
- 3.5. TRANSCRIPT Assuming similarities instead of differences0 s
QUIZ Intercultural Communication Barriers0 s
- 4.1. What are cultural dimensions?51 s
- 4.2. Individual and collective cultures3 m
- 4.3. Linear and flexible time orientation4 m 13 s
- 4.4. Power distance- Egalitarian and hierarchical cultures1 m 58 s
- 4.5. Low and high context communication styles4 m 24 s
- 4.1. TRANSCRIPT What are cultural dimensions?0 s
- 4.2. TRANSCRIPT Individual and collective cultures0 s
- 4.3. TRANSCRIPT Linear and flexible time orientation0 s
- 4.4. TRANSCRIPT Power distance- Egalitarian and hierarchical cultures0 s
- 4.5. TRANSCRIPT Low and high context communication0 s
