US-China Relations and Nuclear Weapons in Northeast Asia

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Table 1. Developmental model of intercultural sensitivity (Fleming n.d., ch.2.6).

Ethnocentric			Ethnorelative
Denial	Defense	Minimization	Acceptance	Adaptation	Integration
My cultural experience is the only one that is real and valid. There is little to no thought of “other”.	“We“ are superior and ”they” are inferior. One feels threatened and is highly critical. What is strange may be labeled as stupid.	Other cultures are trivialized or romanticized. One tends to deny differences (e.g. “color blind”) and only seek similarities.	I accept but may not agree with other cultures. Generally, I am curious and respectful.	I “see” world through different eyes and make intentional changes in my own behavior and values.	I easily move in and out of different cultural worldviews.

Fleming, W. n.d. Technical Writing at LBCC. Linn-Benton Community College. https://openoregon.pressbooks.pub/lbcctechwriting/chapter/2-6-cultural-understanding

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