Intercultural Communication

Running head: INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION
Intercultural Communication
Name of the Student
Name of the University
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1INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION
Answer 1)
My earliest memory of learning my culture was a picnic party held at Abbotsford where I
lived. I saw that Black Canadians along with the Asian immigrants were invited in the event that
showed that different cultures can co-exist harmoniously. This event had a great impact on my
life and showed me the advantages that one can get from being open to people belonging to other
cultures. I saw that people from different kinds of cultural backgrounds. I have the mixture of
both oriental and occidental culture. I have lived in different countries from eastern and western
region which made me believe and understand the cultures. I also appreciate the different values
of the cultures.
Answer 2)
Canada is a nation that has cultural diversity. The people in Canada are tolerant towards
that of the foreigners (Houshmand, Spanierman & Tafarodi, 2014). The college students of
Canada are encouraged to participate in the clubs of the college, student government and
volunteer opportunities. This makes them more prone to appreciating people from different kinds
of backgrounds. The University of Toronto observed an increment of 70% in applications in
2017 from American students as many American students did not supported Donald Trump as
the President and they came to Canada to precede their further studies (Utoronto.ca, 2018).
Answer 3)
I consider myself to belong to the monochromic culture. The people belonging to the
monochromic culture like to do a single task at a time. The element of orderliness is valued by
that of the Canadians and they believe that there is an appropriate time for anything. Interruption
is not valued by the people who belong to the monochromic culture. They want to focus on a