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Foreword: The Importance of Coursework on Multicultural Issues | |
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Preface | |
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Favorable Conditions for Multicultural Experiences | |
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Brief 30-Minute Warm-Up Experiences | |
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World Picture Test | |
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Capturing Cultural Bias | |
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Perception Versus Reality | |
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What Other People Say, Feel, and Mean | |
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Outside Experts | |
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Role-Playing Cultural Stories | |
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Drawing a House | |
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Cultural Bingo | |
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Learning to Grow Old | |
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Finding Common Ground in an Argument | |
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Gift Giving | |
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Checkers and Chess | |
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Inventing a Multicultural Retrospective | |
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Western and Non-Western Perspectives | |
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Coalitions and Trust Formation | |
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Fantasy Walk in the Woods | |
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Seeing Ourselves as Others See Us | |
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The Hidden Agenda | |
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Interpreting Policy in a Cultural Context | |
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Cultural Impact Storytelling | |
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Culture Shock Ratings and Symptom Checklist | |
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How to Sabotage Multicultural Groups | |
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Describing Cultural Identity | |
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Interpreting a Projective Picture | |
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Drawing Symbols of Your Culture | |
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Geometric Symbols of Cultural Values | |
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A Free Drawing Test | |
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Dialogue Within Ourselves | |
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Predicting the Decisions of a Resource Person | |
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Capturing Cultural Metaphors and Similes | |
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Multicultural Group Process Recall | |
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Testing the Underlying "Truth" | |
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Inference--Observation Test | |
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The Test of Reasonable Opposites | |
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Longer One-Hour Experiences | |
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Talking About Multiculturalism in Primary Grades | |
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Happy Hell or Lonely Heaven: The Brain Drain Problem | |
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A Classroom Debate | |
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Two Cultural Perspectives of Education | |
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Two Levels of Communication in the Military Culture | |
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The Plural Versus the Singular Cultural Perspective | |
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The Importance of Key Words in a Transcript | |
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Public and Private Self | |
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The Johari Window | |
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A Self-Assessment of Multicultural Awareness, Knowledge, and Skill | |
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High- and Low-Context Cultures in Conflict | |
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A Values Auction | |
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Interviewing Local Resource People | |
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Double-Loop Thinking | |
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Stereotypes of Different Groups I | |
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Stereotypes of Different Groups II | |
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Cultural Value Systems With Conflicting Points of View | |
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Describing the Feelings of a Resource Person | |
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Fighting Fair | |
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Making History Live | |
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Prisoners' Dilemma | |
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Four Contrasting Ethical Orientations | |
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Finding Common Ground With Your Best Friend | |
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Being "Abnormal" | |
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Nominal Group Process | |
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Separating Expectations From Behavior in 10 Synthetic Cultures | |
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Gift Giving Across Cultures | |
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Role-Playing a Hypothetical Problem in a Group | |
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Role-Playing a Newspaper Incident | |
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Listening to the Voices | |
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Cultural Perspective Taking | |
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Getting Feedback From Other Group Members | |
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Cultural Value Systems in a Counseling Relationship | |
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The Triad Training Model | |
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Culture-Centered Genogram | |
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Two-Hour Laboratory Experiences | |
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Orientation for a Cross-Cultural Experience | |
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Michigan International Student Problem Inventory | |
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Critical Incidents in Airline Travel | |
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Potluck Dinner | |
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Evaluating a Workshop With a Pretest and a Posttest | |
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Scripts for Trigger Videotapes | |
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Intercultural Communication Skills for Help Providers in the Military | |
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Rehearsal Demonstration Model | |
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Role-Playing a Transcript | |
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A Synthetic Culture Training Laboratory | |
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Critical Incidents in Multicultural Ethics | |
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American and Contrast-American Values | |
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Decreasing Cultural Barriers | |
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American Auction | |
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Hearing the Sounds of a Cultural Context | |
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Critical Incidents Involving Ethnic Minorities | |
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Critical Incidents With International Students | |
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Critical Incidents in Tourist Groups | |
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Hearing the Devils and the Angels | |
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Action Project | |
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Lump Sum: A Budget Simulation | |
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Culturally Learned Parent Roles for Immigrants and Refugees | |
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Finding Common Ground in Sports and Athletics | |
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Unanswered Questions and Knowledge Gaps | |
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Homework | |
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A Personal Cultural History | |
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Applications of Critical Incidents | |
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Analyzing a Transcript | |
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A Culture-Centered Interview Guide | |
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The Cross-Cultural Tradeoff | |
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Adapting to the Culture of a University | |
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No Questions Asked | |
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Partners: A Sex-Role Training Experience | |
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The Interpersonal, Intercultural, Psychopathological (IIP) Questionnaire | |
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Developing Cultural Life Skills | |
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International Student Survey of Strong Feelings | |
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Shopping in an Unfamiliar Culture | |
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A Simulation Designing Experience Called "Multipoly" | |
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Lifestyles and Our Social Values | |
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Locating Power Networks in Organizations | |
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Writing an Ethnography | |
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The Interpersonal Cultural Grid | |
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Conclusion: Staying Out of Trouble | |
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References | |
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Index | |
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About the Author | |