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Q Introduction to chapter 3 p. 246 Based on the Introduction to Chapter 3, what is the main concept or idea of the chapter? 1. Write a short intro where you respond to the question in one or two sentences. 2. In the body of your response support your answer by referring to specific passages from the reading in your own words. 3. Comment on two other posts, clarifying or elaborating on the post. 4. Extra points for responding to comments on your initial post.

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This chapter talks about what happens when people on either side of cultural differences interact. People think that their identity comes from cultural difference. When cultures clash, cultural differences are created. People define themselves through cultural differences. When cultural differences occur, there is communication through fear and withdrawal, strategies of persuasion and appeals to common values, the construction of sympathy or mutual self-interests, provocation, and improvisation.