The way we act and the things we say determine the culture we belong to because every culture is different and it sets expectation and limitation on what is right and wrong to do socially. So when we interact with other cultures or even each other everything we do from the words we speak, to the way we walk and even to the way we think is being interpreted in a much larger context to the other person; this what we call “Cultural Awareness”. This is why Intercultural Communication is a vital facet of life one needs to learn and comprehend to be able to move forward through life as a truly global citizen. Cultural differences impact verbal and non-verbal communications in a various ways including respecting the other persons mannerisms and the way that they perceive you. One of the most interesting things we learned in class was the Johari 's Window model. The model works by improving the understanding between two people, using the model you build trust with the
The way we act and the things we say determine the culture we belong to because every culture is different and it sets expectation and limitation on what is right and wrong to do socially. So when we interact with other cultures or even each other everything we do from the words we speak, to the way we walk and even to the way we think is being interpreted in a much larger context to the other person; this what we call “Cultural Awareness”. This is why Intercultural Communication is a vital facet of life one needs to learn and comprehend to be able to move forward through life as a truly global citizen. Cultural differences impact verbal and non-verbal communications in a various ways including respecting the other persons mannerisms and the way that they perceive you. One of the most interesting things we learned in class was the Johari 's Window model. The model works by improving the understanding between two people, using the model you build trust with the