Cross-Cultural Interpersonal Communication

Abstract

Cross-Cultural Interpersonal Communication - Stella Ting-Toomey An Introduction PART ONE: CROSS-CULTURAL INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION A Cultural Perspective on the Morality of Beneficence and Interpersonal Responsibility - Joan G Miller The Concept of Yuan and Chinese Interpersonal Relationships - Hui-Ching Chang and G Richard Holt Nicknaming Practices in Families - Shoshana Blum-Kulka and Tamar Katriel A Cross-Cultural Perspective Uncertainty Reduction in Acquaintance Relationships in Ghana and the United States - Judith A Sanders, Richard L Wiseman and S Irene Matz Stability of Romantic Relationships in China and the United States - Ge Gao Self-Disclosure and Reciprocity in South Korean and US Male Dyads - Myong Jin Won-Doornink Conflict Competence Within African, Mexican, and Anglo American Friendships - Mary Jane Collier The Emergence of Interpersonal Behavior - John Adamopoulos Diachronic and Cross-Cultural Process in the Evolution of Intimacy Unexplored Barriers - Anna Banks and Stephen P Banks The Role of Translation in Interpersonal Communication PART TWO: INTERCULTURAL-INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION Social Information for Uncertainty Reduction During Initial Interactions - Hyun O Lee and Franklin J Boster Influence of Language and Similarity on Initial Intercultural Attraction - Hyun S Kim Themes in Opposite Sex, Japanese-North American Relationships - William B Gudykunst et al Intercultural Communication Competence - Young Yun Kim A Systems-Theoretic View

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