Across
- 1. Used when co-culture members attempt to maintain their cultural identity while establishing relationship with dominant culture
- 3. A cultural context criteria based from C. B. Halverson's book which talks about personal space of people
- 7. Cultures are regarded for using nonverbal and indirect forms of communication
- 8. Approach of co-culture members when they hurtfully express and self-promote themselves
- 10. Approach of co-culture members when they seek to make the dominant culture to notice them
- 15. Exchange of information and meaning
- 17. A cultural context criteria based from C. B. Halverson's book about the individual nonverbal and verbal communication approach
- 18. pluralism Advocates respect for cultural uniqueness, tolerance for differences, and adherence to the principleof cultural diversity
- 20. Tendency to see own culture as superior to all others
- 21. Defined by learned behaviors & schematas
Down
- 2. Strategy when co-culture members wants to fit in with members of dominant culture
- 4. Approach of co-culture members when they accept their position in the cultural hierarchy
- 5. When co-culture members tend to resist interacting with members considered as outsiders
- 6. relativism Opposite of ethnocentrism
- 9. Composed of members of same general culture who differ in some ethnic way
- 11. A cultural context criteria based from C. B. Halverson's book which are all about relationship
- 12. A cultural context criteria based from C. B. Halverson's book which deals with schedules and time of one's own
- 13. A cultural context criteria based from C. B. Halverson's book which regards in method and duration of learnedness
- 14. Approach of co-culture members when they seek to realize their objectives with whom they interact
- 16. Culture that relies on explicit communication
- 19. Defined as groups of OK nteracting individuals
