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Some studies suggest that females generally show higher intercultural sensitivity and competence than males, while other studies indicate no significant gender differences in intercultural communicative competence.
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Intercultural competence refers to the ability to interact effectively and appropriately with people from different cultural backgrounds. This competence is influenced by various factors, including gender. Understanding the relationship between intercultural competence and gender can provide insights into how different genders perceive and engage in intercultural interactions.
Higher Intercultural Sensitivity in Females:
No Significant Gender Difference in ICC Among Iranian L2 Learners:
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Gender Impact on Interactant Respect Subscale:
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The relationship between intercultural competence and gender is multifaceted. While some studies indicate that females may have higher intercultural sensitivity, others show no significant gender differences in specific contexts. Additionally, gender influences certain aspects of intercultural competence, such as respect in interactions and communication styles. Understanding these nuances can help in developing more effective intercultural competence training programs that consider gender differences.
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