Use the first paragraph to provide background information: what were the cultures chosen? Who are the participants and why would they be informants for this assignment? [If you are using online sources, be sure to include all sources to avoid plagiarism charges] Report your findings of the answers to questions/interviews in a systematic/structured way. Make sure that your arguments are easy to read. Feel free to compare and contrast the two cultures you interviewed (and/or add your own cultural view if it seems fit). Provide your commentary/analysis if you found something interesting, unusual, or unexpected. [The more, the better.] The journal should be a well-organized, 2-3-page, short essay (rather than casual, informal writing). attachment Interculturalcommunication.docx attachment InterculturalCommunication.pdf attachment NV-intercultural.pdf

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  1. Use the first paragraph to provide background information: what were the cultures chosen? Who are the participants and why would they be informants for this assignment? [If you are using online sources, be sure to include all sources to avoid plagiarism charges]
  2. Report your findings of the answers to questions/interviews in a systematic/structured way. Make sure that your arguments are easy to read. Feel free to compare and contrast the two cultures you interviewed (and/or add your own cultural view if it seems fit).
  3. Provide your commentary/analysis if you found something interesting, unusual, or unexpected. [The more, the better.]
  4. The journal should be a well-organized, 2-3-page, short essay (rather than casual, informal writing).
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    Interculturalcommunication.docx
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    InterculturalCommunication.pdf
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    NV-intercultural.pdf

Use the first paragraph to provide background information: what were the cultures chosen? Who are the participants and why would they be informants for this assignment? [If you are using online sources, be sure to include all sources to avoid plagiarism charges] Report your findings of the answers to questions/interviews in a systematic/structured way. Make sure that your arguments are easy to read. Feel free to compare and contrast the two cultures you interviewed (and/or add your own cultural view if it seems fit). Provide your commentary/analysis if you found something interesting, unusual, or unexpected. [The more, the better.] The journal should be a well-organized, 2-3-page, short essay (rather than casual, informal writing). attachment Interculturalcommunication.docx attachment InterculturalCommunication.pdf attachment NV-intercultural.pdf

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  1. Use the first paragraph to provide background information: what were the cultures chosen? Who are the participants and why would they be informants for this assignment? [If you are using online sources, be sure to include all sources to avoid plagiarism charges]
  2. Report your findings of the answers to questions/interviews in a systematic/structured way. Make sure that your arguments are easy to read. Feel free to compare and contrast the two cultures you interviewed (and/or add your own cultural view if it seems fit).
  3. Provide your commentary/analysis if you found something interesting, unusual, or unexpected. [The more, the better.]
  4. The journal should be a well-organized, 2-3-page, short essay (rather than casual, informal writing).
  • attachment

    Interculturalcommunication.docx
  • attachment

    InterculturalCommunication.pdf
  • attachment

    NV-intercultural.pdf