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Across
  1. 3. (2 words hyphened or not)...communication is a process of generating meaning using behaviour other than words
  2. 5. Just as an.....has a visible section above the waterline, so culture has some aspects that are observable.
  3. 6. ...is a learned set of shared interpretations about beliefs, values, norms, and social practices that affects the behaviors of a large group of people.
  4. 8. In an...culture, members often believe their primary responsibility is helping themselves
  5. 11. ...is an alteration in the way people behave or how a society is structured
  6. 12. The...of human communication is simply to share and understand the same meaning
  7. 13. A low-context culture uses language primarily to express thoughts, feelings and ideas as ...as possible
  8. 15. (singular noun)effective strategies put in place to deal with misunderstandings; working together
  9. 17. Intercultural... is the ability to interact effectively and appropriately in intercultural situations, based on specific attitudes, knowledge, and skills.
  10. 18. In a...culture, you feel loyalties and obligations to your extended family or community
Down
  1. 1. Intercultural communication happens in all contexts of communication: intrapersonal,..., small group/team, public, etc.
  2. 2. ...is getting used to a culture and learning to communicate with members of this other culture.
  3. 4. (noun)refers to groups within a race who share a common culture
  4. 7. Because of...behaviour, not everything about people in a new culture is going to be different
  5. 9. (2words usually hyphenated)A dominant or referent group within a culture
  6. 10. Cultural...is the shared understanding that gives each society a distinctive way of life and is passed on from generation to generation
  7. 11. -cultural studies deal with a particular idea or interaction within on culture compared with the same idea or interaction within other cultures.
  8. 14. ...is the result of misunderstandings and misinterpretations of communication between cultures.
  9. 16. ...distance refers to the gap between social groups whose members possess resources and influence and those whose members don't.