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Communication Synergies & Intercultural Communication

Written on November 18, 2024 in English with a size of 3.57 KB

Advantages: Rich, deep, flexible insights into real-life situations.

Limitations: Limited generalizability due to small community focus.

Advantages: Large sample sizes, easy quantification and comparison, facilitates data analysis.

Limitations: Limited qualitative information, potential for dishonesty, lack of flexibility and nuance, superficial insights.

Advantages: Replicable, controlled variables, easy generalization.

Limitations: Artificial setting, difficult extrapolation to real life, potential for experimental bias.

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Written on September 5, 2025 in English with a size of 3.76 KB

This document delves into fundamental psychological and sociological concepts that shape human experience and interaction.

Debate is an oral exercise typically involving two groups advocating for different positions. Effective participation follows these guidelines:

Inform yourself thoroughly on the issue before starting the debate.
When you have a formed opinion, order and organize your posture, justifying your reasons clearly.
Support your arguments with examples during interventions.
Be respectfully tolerant of opinions different from your own.

Perception, a faculty shared similarly with other animals, puts us in touch with reality and allows us to build representations