COM 263 Topic 5 Intercultural Interview Reflection
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COM 263 Topic 5 Intercultural Interview Reflection
For this assignment, you will need to interview an
individual who identifies with a non-Western and/or non-Judeo-Christian
culture. This interview can be in person, over the phone, or by email. This may
be someone you know personally or that you locate through a local cultural
center, club, religious organization or even an embassy or consulate. You need
to obtain permission from this individual to list their contact information in
your paper in the event that your instructor needs to verify your work.
During your interview you should ask the following
questions:
- What do you identify as the most important or distinct practices of
your culture?
- How are gender roles addressed in your culture?
- How is social power, authority, or social roles in a hierarchy
expressed in your culture?
- In class, we learned that in “honor-oriented
societies,” worth comes from one’s role or group membership and in
“justice-oriented societies,” worth comes from what one does or doesn’t
do. What is the role of honor/shame in your culture? Are honor/pride and
dishonor/shame important concepts in your culture?
After your interview, write a 500-750-word paper
summarizing and reflecting on the responses you received. What did you learn
from this exchange? How did your perceptions change? Based on your discussion,
how do you think your culture is perceived by others? You should incorporate at
least three concepts from Chapters 12, 13, or 14 of your textbook in your
response.
Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found
in the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center.
This assignment uses a rubric. Please review the rubric
prior to beginning the assignment to become familiar with the expectations for
successful completion.
You are
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