Color Blindness and Intercultural Communication

Culture has two meanings: __________ and aesthetics.

Arts

Culture molds us in a multi-faceted, overlapping, learned, dynamic, and __________ way.

Shared

Intercultural Communication involves __________ encounters.

Cross national

One dimension of Cultural Difference is __________ distance.

Power

Intercultural communication is affected by __________ dependence.

Context

In discussions of Diversity, age/generation and __________ are important factors.

Race/ethnicity

Color Blindness is characterized by the belief that racial inequalities are due to natural and cultural __________ among groups.

Differences

Colorblind-racism is a contemporary form of racism that arises as an unintended consequence of __________ ideology.

Color-blind

Avoiding race descriptors can lead to perceived __________ and lack of eye contact.

Unfriendliness

Attempts at color blindness often backfire because __________ communication matters.

Nonverbal

Interracial communication is shaped by __________.

Culture

In interracial communication, one should notice race, but don’t let it __________ the situation.

Define

To build connections in interracial situations, one should __________ empathy.

Show

Being __________ to the other person can enhance communication.

Vulnerable

It's important to apologize if you __________ up during communication.

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