Ch. 4 in Experiencing Intercultural Communication by Martin and Nakayama

1. IDENTITY
Experiencing Intercultural Communication
by Martin and Nakayama
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2. WHO ARE
YOU?
Understanding your identity
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3. WHO ARE YOU?
Understanding your identity
through communication
in spurts
are multiple
are influenced by society
are dynamic
developed differently
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4. SOCIAL
CULTURAL
Knowing where you belong
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5. SOCIAL CULTURAL
Knowing where you belong
gender identities
sexual identities
age identities
racial and ethnic identities
physical ability identities
religious identities
class identities
national identities
regional identities
personal identities
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6. MAJORITY
MINORITY
Stages of identity
development
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7. MINORITY
Stages of identity development
1 unexamined identity
2 conformity
3 resistance and separation
4 integration
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8. MAJORITY
Stages of identity development
1 unexamined identity
2 acceptance
3 resistance
4 redefinition and reintegration
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9. WHITENESS/BLACKNESS ?
Shared characteristics
1 advantage/disadvantage
2 a perspective
3 set of cultural practices
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10. MULTI-
CULTURAL
Feeling “at home”
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11. MULTI-CULTURAL
Feeling “at home”
multi-racial
identity and adaption
living “on the boarder”
post ethnicity
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12. LANGUAGE
Just communicating
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13. LANGUAGE
Just communicating
core symbols
labels
behavioral norms
PROFOUND INFLUENCE
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