Intercultural confusion, tension and misunderstanding are caused when:
A) we don't aim to recognise, and then understand, cultural differences.
B) we are aware of the specific cultural 'rules' of the other party.
C) the behaviour of the other party differs from our own behaviour.
D) there is insufficient time to overcome differences.

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Failure to recognize and understand cultural differences is a major cause of intercultural confusion, tension, and misunderstanding. Without recognition and understanding, individuals may unintentionally engage in behaviors that are offensive or inappropriate in a particular culture, leading to tension and confusion.

Intercultural Confusion, Tension and Misunderstanding Are Caused When