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The Content and Evaluation of Cross-Cultural Training Programs

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International Student and Expatriate Challenges Language, Communication, and Linguistic Studies Global and Cross-Cultural Management

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The paper reviews and evaluates the content of operational and experimental cross-cultural training programs within the three military services. In addition, cross-cultural training data from other sources are examined. The paper describes the operational and experimental programs and the methods used for evaluating the long-range effects of such training. Finally, techniques that appear to be effective for cross-cultural training in the military are recommended.

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