Research Methods in Intercultural Communication 2015
DOI: 10.1002/9781119166283.ch20
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“…and c) What consequences are drawn in the next turn? Particularly in the implementation of CA for Cross-cultural Communication (CCC), CA works through cultural categories and cultural differences that can be described and measured, which emphasises the notion of nationality, ethnicity or culture as the reason for communicative behaviour through a collected systematic order on how things normally done (Brandt & Mortensen, 2016). Brandt and Mortensen add that there are things to consider in how to analyse CCC research by putting these into account: (a) not using culture as an ultimate reason for miscommunication, (b) not including 'analytic stereotyping' based on only cultural differences, (c) point a and b can help researcher at looking on how culture is relevant to participants' micro-interaction.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…and c) What consequences are drawn in the next turn? Particularly in the implementation of CA for Cross-cultural Communication (CCC), CA works through cultural categories and cultural differences that can be described and measured, which emphasises the notion of nationality, ethnicity or culture as the reason for communicative behaviour through a collected systematic order on how things normally done (Brandt & Mortensen, 2016). Brandt and Mortensen add that there are things to consider in how to analyse CCC research by putting these into account: (a) not using culture as an ultimate reason for miscommunication, (b) not including 'analytic stereotyping' based on only cultural differences, (c) point a and b can help researcher at looking on how culture is relevant to participants' micro-interaction.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%