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5a Describe how intercultural communication can affect the success of a business (CLO 1, CLO 3, CLO 4, CLO 5)

Most people spend many years in school. The education process considered in this chapter explores a common world-wide institution created to preserve, transmit, develop, and uphold culture. The reciprocal nature of "culture" and "education" is significant to all of our childhood experiences, and influences who we will eventually become.

Figure 11.15 – Three toddlers eating in a Japanese preschool

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