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25 Cards in this Set
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Six Imperatives for ICC
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Self-awareness
Technological Economic Peace Ethical Demographic |
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Self-awareness Imperative
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increasing understanding of our own location in larger social, political and historical contexts
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Demographic Imperative
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includes the changing domestic and international migration raising questions of class and religious diversity
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Economic Imperative
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Highlights issues of globalization and challenges for increased cultural understanding needed to reach the global market
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Technological Imperative
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Increasing information and increased contact with people who are similar and different from us. Increased use of communication technology also raises questions about identity and access to these technologies
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Peace Imperative
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working through issues of colonialism, economic disparities, and , racial, ethic and religious diffrences
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Ethical Imperative
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calls for understanding the universalist, relativist and dialogical approach
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Avowal
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How you portray yourself
-the traits that you avow to yourself -what you show others |
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Ascription
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Process by which others attribute identities to an individual
-The traits and identities that are put upon you -what others see you as |
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intrepelation
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Resisting ascribed identities- when you are pulled into a specific identity by social forces
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Conflict Styles
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Aggressive- power dominance me over them
Passive- avoidance, wont engage Passive Aggressive- exercise power in secret Assertive- express needs clearly, seek mutual goals |
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Strategies for conflict resolution
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-staying centered
-Maintaining contact (meaningful dialogue) -Recognizing existence of multiple styles of conflict -identifying a preferred style -recognize importance of context |
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the role of cultural differences
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difference becomes problematic when there is resource competition, there is an assertion of supremacy or they are seen as threats.
Uniformity does not have to be a prerequisite for unity |
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the process of re-envisioning difference (why, how, what)
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-Melting pot vs. Salad bowl
-multiculturalism without hierarchy -polyphony-2 or more simultaneous lines of independent melody |
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Transversality
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A perspective that embraces the interlacing of multiple life-worlds- its about integrating differences, without creating sameness
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uniformity vs. unity
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-the quality or state of being the same : the quality or state of being uniform or identical
-uniformity does not have to be a prerequisite for unity |
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homogeneity
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the state of having identical cumulative distribution function or values
if everyone is on average the same |
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interculterality
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.can be seen as ongoing struggles of colonized and marginalized people for truly equal relations among cultures and individuals, a re-envisioning where difference is tolerated and celebrated, and similarities are points of collaboration
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microaggressions as verbal, non-verbal, and environmental
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verbal- but where are you Really from?
Nonverbal- clutching a purse more tightly Environmental- American Indian mascots |
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the relationship between microaggressions and power
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they hold power because they are invisible
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The relationship between microaggressions and intention
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are unconscious acts of bias and prejudice that 'leak' out
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Unconscious Incompetence
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when one communicates without adapting their communication style and not thinking about why it may not be effective
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Conscious Incompetence
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When one is aware that their interaction is not going well, but doesn't understand why
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Unconscious competence
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When interaction is going well, but one doesn't have to think about why as the various aspects of icc are being used unconsciously
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Conscious competence
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When one is aware that the interaction is going well and understands why
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