There are a number of steps you can take to promote cross-cultural communication, including:
A) assuming others are similar to yourself.
B) carefully evaluating your observations.
C) taking the other person's perspective.
D) speaking slowly and loudly.
Question 2
Jim is in China teaching English as a second language. Even though both he and his students are using English to communicate, Jim can promote cross-cultural communication by:
A) carefully evaluating the messages of the students.
B) assuming the student's perspective on English is different than his own.
C) assuming his perceptions of their presentations is correct.
D) doing all of these things.
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