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Training modules prepared and extensively tested by distinguished professionals in cross-cultural training and research make up this valuable resource for consultants, counselling psychologists and personnel officers. The modules encourage productive and effective intercultural interactions in a variety of settings - business, education and the social and health services. Each module combines experiential exercises, self-assessment instruments, traditional written teaching material, case studies and//or critical incidents, and addresses: awareness of culture and cultural differences; knowledge necessary for adjustment; and the challenges to people's equilibrium brought about by intercultural experiences. Furthermore, each m
Intercultural Communication for Health Care Professionals
Intercultural Communication for Health Care Professionals
Beliefs regarding the cause of an illness are directly related to perceptions about the necessities for a cure. For example, if people believe that they are suffering from a retribution for a past deed, no amount of medication is likely ...
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