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The relationship between intercultural and nonverbal communication revisited: From facial expression to discrimination

Ringo Ma

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The inclusion of nonverbal communication has given communication studies a broader range of cross‐cultural application and eliminated some “blind spots” in intercultural communication. Theories of nonverbal communication can now be applied to study discrimination in intercultural contexts. Some modules of discrimination are proposed to suggest a new relationship between intercultural communication and nonverbal communication studies.

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The inclusion of nonverbal communication has given communication studies a broader range of cross‐cultural application and eliminated some “blind spots” in intercultural communication. Theories of nonverbal communication can now be applied to study discrimination in intercultural contexts. Some modules of discrimination are proposed to suggest a new relationship between intercultural communication and nonverbal communication studies.

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The inclusion of nonverbal communication has given communication studies a broader range of cross‐cultural application and eliminated some “blind spots” in intercultural communication. Theories of nonverbal communication can now be applied to study discrimination in intercultural contexts. Some modules of discrimination are proposed to suggest a new relationship between intercultural communication and nonverbal communication studies.

Key concepts: Nonverbal communication, Intercultural communication, Psychology, Facial expression, Expression (computer science), Inclusion (mineral), Communication, Interpersonal communication

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