Terminology related to Intercultural Communication.

Journal #3 (5%): Terms and Definitions Throughout the first 6 weeks of this course, you have been introduced to a lot of terminology related to Intercultural Communication. This terminology helps us understand how people of different cultures communicate, and how we can be aware of, and more sensitive to, these differences. As we build our awareness and sensitivity, we in turn, build on our skills in communicating with people from different cultures. Instructions: 1. Choose 3 terms from the list below. 2. Explain the term as you understand it from the class discussions. DO NOT COPY A DEFINITION FROM AN ONLINE DICTIONARY or use any sources beyond the class notes and readings. 3. Reflect on what each term means to you, and how you will incorporate these ideas in your own life and your day-to-day dealings with other people. (150-200 words) Contact Zone Intersectionality Dominant discourse Individualism Collectivism Mosaic/melting pot Subculture HighlLow Context Globalization Counterculture The Iceberg Model Code-meshing Code—switching Encodingldecoding Body language Audience Analysis Format: 0 Word + Explanation + Reflection (for each of the 3 words) 0 Include an APA title page, Arial 12 pt font, double-spacing. a Number each entry and clearly identify each term you are defining and discussing. Use the Journal 3 template, but remember to add a title page – Length—short answer for the definition/explanation, short paragraph (150-200 words) for each reflection. See example next page. Note that the word Multiculturalism is NOT on the list above. This isjust an example. Use the template posted in eConestoga.