Communication competence. Models relevant to the

Cognitive
Dimension
: 
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The ability to change 
perspectives; 
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The use of multiple cultural 
frames. 
Intrapersonal Dimension: 
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Unconsciousness of the intersection 
of social roles (race, category, etc.) 
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Lack of cultural consciousness; 
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Outward defined beliefs; 
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Differences viewed as threats. 
Intrapersonal Dimension: 
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The development of identities 
distinct from external perceptions; 
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Pressure between internal and 
external stimulus; 
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The reconnaissance of the legitimacy 
of other cultures. 
Intrapersonal Dimension: 
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The ability of creating an inner 
self; 
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The challenge of own 
perspectives upon social 
identities (category, race); 
-
self- identity integration. 
Interpersonal Dimension: 
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Identity, dependant on those alike; 
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Distinct experiences considered 
mistaken ones; 
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Unawareness of cultural systems 
and norms; 
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Egocentric perspective on social 
issues. 
Interpersonal Dimension: 
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The consent of the interaction with 
divergent ones; 
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The exploration of the way in which 
social systems affect norms and 
group relations.
 
Interpersonal Dimension: 
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The ability of engaging distinct 
interdependent relationships; 
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Solid relations in appreciating 
differences; 
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The understanding of the 
intersection of social systems 
and practices. 
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The agreement to work for the 
others` rights. 
 
12 THE ADAPTATION OF MODELS
OF FORMING/DEVELOPING THE 
INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION