Participants in intercultural training and development sessions where the value structure of the studied culture must be understood can derive considerable benefit during the session from contact with literature that has been chosen and performed with an eye toward demonstrating the specific value structure.
Communication Education
Volume 32, 1983 - Issue 3
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