Intracultural Communication

Abstract

Abstract Intracultural communication is a meaningful exchange between members of the same social group or of groups with similar cultural properties. Such groups may be distinguishable from the mainstream society on the basis of race, ethnicity, tradition, values, religious faith, economic level, gender, age, or other traits and abilities. Culture and communication are closely related. The more people share in common, the easier their connections. Discomfort and unease in interpersonal or inter‐ and intra‐group relationships result from sociocultural differences. That is, we are naturally more comfortable dealing with people who are similar to ourselves and more anxious when dealing with people who are different. Communicating cross‐culturally requires self/other awareness, empathy skills, and adaptability.

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