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An introduction to intercultural competence in the workplace
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This free course was first published in 2022.

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Section 6 Communication is symbolic: midorisyu / Flickr. This file is licenced under the Creative Commons CC-by-2.0. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/

Section 6 Communication is symbolic, Activity 7, Horns: Courtesy of Stefanie Schneider

Section 6 Communication is symbolic, Activity 7, Thumbs up: Courtesy of Stefanie Schneider

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Section 7 Communication is situated and contextual: markborbely / iStock / Getty Images

Section 8 Communication is power infused, Activity 9, Scenario 1: Non-verbal communication: © Pojoslaw | Dreamstime.com

Section 8 Communication is power infused, Activity 9, Scenario 2: Verbal communication: Courtesy of Stefanie Schneider, adapted from Rees and Monrouxe, 2010, Rees, C.E. and Monrouxe, L.V., 2010

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