Intercultural Communication mind maps
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This page gathers over 60 user-made Intercultural Communication mind maps, from cultural perspectives and language to cross-cultural friendships. University students and school students can use them to practise connecting ideas, while teachers can find ready-made material. Browse the maps and pick a starting point.
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- Concept and Elements of Culture8
- Cultural Dimensions11
- Culture, Language and Communication8
- Cultural Perception and Stereotypes8
- Cultural Differences and Comparisons11
- Cultures and Customs Around the World10
- Cultural Identity and Adaptation8
- Intercultural Competence and Barriers6
- Intercultural Communication in Practice5
Mind maps
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97 nodesAdaptation and Competence different domains of ... · Acculturation · Returning Home · Intercultural Communi...
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28 nodesCulture References: Porter, R... · What is culture? · What culture does · Culture´s Components · When you integrate co...
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27 nodesUnpacking culture Defining culture · Etic frameworks for c... · Emic perpectives on c... · Culture and regularity · culture ,regularity a... · culture and social gr...
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50 nodesHall's Conception of Culture High Context · Low Context
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22 nodesInterculturality What is it? · Toleration · Culture shock · Intercultural communi...
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59 nodesCultural perspectives Perspectives · Cultural Values · Worldwide · Emic Perspectives · Etic perspectives · View on culture
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22 nodesWhat is Culture? A learned meaning sys... · How is culture an ice... · Functions · Com Model
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37 nodesChapter 7: Cultural Conceptions of Health & Illness Cultural Competency · Cultural Conceptions ... · Making Sense of Healt... · Social Role and Health · Illness & Coping Meta... · Sick & Healer Roles
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51 nodesIDENTITY
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47 nodesUnited Arab Emirates Introduction · Why we chose this? · Cultural Breakdown (I... · Comparison to China · How to apply to workp... · Welfare
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75 nodesTo what extent do the minorities of the world have similar struggles? Religions · Social class, social ... · Spatiotemporal cohesi... · Division of labor, le... · Roberto Pestaña, Sofí... · Native americans
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55 nodesThe Other Consumer The Influence of Culture · Culture Influences Me... · Implications for the ... · English Language Diff... · Evaluating the Need f...
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59 nodesCulture & Perception PERCEIVING · LANGUAGE · HIGH CONTEXT · LOW CONTEXT · SENSING · Jandt, F. (2010). Cul...
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28 nodesCultural differences by Natgeo Similarities · Differences
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41 nodesExercising Cultural Sensitivity refers to being aware... · Cross-cultural develo... · Cultural awareness · Culture
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22 nodesCross-cultural Misperception · Misinterpretation · Self awarness · Misevaluation
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27 nodesLatin and Anglo cultures Mexico · USA
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41 nodesCauses of Cultural Barriers Status · Religion · Ethnocentrism · Generational · Signs and Symbols · Stereotypes and Preju...
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44 nodesMy (inter)cultural profile Macro Level · Meso Level · Micro Level
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19 nodes“Intercultural Diversity of Ecuador”. It has 17 towns and n... · Cultural preservation · Interculturality · Multiculturalism
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33 nodesCULTURAL BUBLES What tools are needed... · What goals do I want ... · Choose one way each a...
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56 nodesTHE MEANING OF DIFFERENCE LatinoAmerica Hierarchical Organiza... · Power and Status · Status of Women in th... · Personal and Institut... · Privacy and Personal ... · Attachment to Rules a...
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38 nodesLatin and Anglo Cultures Latin America · Anglo-Saxon · Two terms used to dif...
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29 nodesDifferent Concepts of Time The concept we have o...
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36 nodesMy (inter)cultural profile Macro Level · Meso Level · Micro Level
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32 nodesCultural perspectives They are the explicit...
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30 nodesCHAPTER 7: CULTURAL PERSPECTIVES Explicit and tacit pe... · Perceptions, beliefs,... · Points of view on cul... · Emic and etic perspec...
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18 nodesINDIA / COLOMBIA GRETINGS
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16 nodesCultural Perspectives Perspectives can be t...
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17 nodesCulture shock What is ? · Causes · Example
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5 nodesIntercultural Ecuador It is the social, cul...
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74 nodesIntroduce el texto aquí Current Businesses · Adressina someone · Smiling · Eye contact
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26 nodesCulture Individuals encode me... · Material and non- mat... · Capabilities and habi... · Culture for language ...
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47 nodesModule 1 Iceberg Theory · Hofstede's Theory
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24 nodesReconciling Cultural Dilemmas awareness of cultural... · cross-cultural training · respecting cultural d... · ten steps
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17 nodesCultural Differences Clothing · Gastronomy · Language · Traditions
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79 nodesConfronting the occidental culture Freedom expectation · Good Advices · Keeping memories · Cold Families · New Beliefs · New people
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13 nodesLatin and Anglo cultures United States · Mexico
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18 nodesIntercultural Apprach What is it? · The Culture Iceberg T... · Steps in the Intercul... · Intercultural Underst...
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28 nodesGolden Circle Created to connect wi...
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About intercultural communication mind maps
GoConqr OriginalUsing intercultural communication mind maps
These maps let you follow ideas through branches rather than reading a topic as a continuous text. Hall's Conception of Culture brings together high and low context, verbal messages, social roles and other themes. Cultural perspectives groups ideas around perceptions, values, attitudes and beliefs.
Choose a route through the maps
Start with Hall's Conception of Culture if you want a framework with several branches to explore. For a different focus, Adaptation and Competence separates psychological adjustment from sociocultural adjustment. The map on cross-cultural friendships offers another way to consider relationships.
Revise with the branches
Follow a branch, then cover it and explain its main idea in your own words. Return to the map to check what you missed. When you want to test your recall or review terms separately, switch to a quiz or flashcards on the unit page. Choose a map and follow a branch that interests you.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map could I start with?
Hall's Conception of Culture is a useful starting point if you want to explore several connected themes. Its branches include high and low context, verbal messages, social roles and interpersonal relations. You can follow one branch at a time before looking at how the ideas sit together.
Are these mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The maps were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.
Who are these mind maps for?
University students and school students can use the maps to practise linking ideas about culture, communication and adjustment. Teachers can use them as ready-made material. The collection includes maps at both university and secondary level, so it is worth checking individual maps for the focus you need.