Complications of Intercultural Communication

Complications of Intercultural Communication
This meaning of culture is used when academic discuss artifacts of the high culture and low culture. Culture can be best understood of it is broken up into four main categories. History and world view, including values, beliefs and religion, Socialization, including education, enculturation and personal growth, Language and Non-verbal communication.
Culture is breaking up into a series of constituent, sometimes overlapping, parts in order to better understand hoe culture effects communication and vice versa, how communication can affect culture.
Language is possibly the single most essential element of a speaker’s culture. Language may be used for several reasons, but there is general compromise that language has at least two key functions: an informal function and a relationship function. Cultural communication network are the informal channels of communication that are used to train new members into the existing culture. “Intercultural communication effectively requires us to be effectively informed about how to use verbal and non-verbal signals and to be open to checking our understanding with others in intercultural, and certainly any, communication contexts.”
More over the knowledge of group as well as individual coordination is most significant to our understanding of how culture can influence one’s own and other people’s style of communication. Culture may have transformed since then due to progress in media, global travel and information technology. As an addition of ethnocentrism, stereotypes are one of the reasonable barriers to intercultural communication.
“Stereotypes as the perceptions or beliefs we hold about groups or individuals based on our previously formed opinions or attitudes “Stereotypes can be either optimistic or pessimistic and as points out they help us to “make sense” of the world by categorizing and classifying people and situations we come across.
Ethnocentrism is fairly normal to have the values of the community in which you were brought up. These are the way in which you live your life and how to cooperate with others. Ethnocentrism is a belief in the centrality of one’s own culture. It often contains judging aspects of another culture by the standards of one’s own culture. Beliefs are the judgments we make about what is true or probable.
It is connected to objects or events that retain certain characteristics that we believe to be true with or without proof. Many of our beliefs are also concerned with providing an explanation for things which would otherwise be unpredictable or inexplicable such as weather, romance and death. Like our perception, our beliefs are determined by our culture considers worthy and true. “Values are defined as a continuing set of beliefs that serve to guide or direct our behavior. Our perceptions and beliefs, values are learned and hence subject to interpretation. When we interpret behavior, an object, or an event, we are applying value judgments, which reveal our particular culture.”
Intercultural communications improve by various ways such as when people get chances to work gather at that time they part their ideas and views. By that way people know diverse regions custom and tradition. When different people work under the one roof then they recover their knowledge as well as skills. By that way people give respect to other region and culture. If any country want to expand Intercultural communications then they have given chance to people who meet to each other and on the other side they celebrate any festival and event at that time certain country give to permission to spend time each other this the one way to improve intercultural communication.
On the other hand when host country gives same priority to other region and culture people then they encourage giving respect as well as following their rules and regulation. I would like to conclude that intercultural communication can play in raising a theoretical framework which might serve to facilitate future understanding of a brief remark about the role that scholars of these issues. As culture can be defined to include attitudes, expectations, family roles, history, language, non-verbal communication, socialization, traditions and world view, intercultural communication has a broad meaning.
Intercultural communication is very vital to improve business and relationship between two countries. And how to improve it is depend on the host country.
Due to globalization and modernization intercultural communication is play essential role for local people as well as whole world. One to understand the ways in which these forces shape and change our symbolic understandings of our lives.

References
Teo,A. (n.d). Barriers to Intercultural Communication.Retrieved December 29, 2010, from http://ezinearticles.com/?Barriers-to-Intercultural-Communication&id=384188
Evans,K.(2010). Evans,K.Six Barriers to Intercultural Communication.Retrieved December 26, 2010, from http://www.ehow.com/list_6303080_six-barriers-intercultural-communication.html
Linde,D. (n.d). Intercultural communication within multicultural schools. Retrieved December 25, 2010, from http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3673/is_n2_v118/ai_n28697174/

References: Teo,A. (n.d). Barriers to Intercultural Communication.Retrieved December 29, 2010, from http://ezinearticles.com/?Barriers-to-Intercultural-Communication&id=384188 Evans,K.(2010). Evans,K.Six Barriers to Intercultural Communication.Retrieved December 26, 2010, from http://www.ehow.com/list_6303080_six-barriers-intercultural-communication.html Linde,D. (n.d). Intercultural communication within multicultural schools. Retrieved December 25, 2010, from http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3673/is_n2_v118/ai_n28697174/