The Critical Approach to Intercultural Communication Competence Reminds Us That

The critical approach to intercultural communication competence reminds us that:

A) an individual cannot assume that people are always motivated to communicate.
B) good communicators need to think about how cultural variations influence the process of communication.
C) an individuals' competence must be viewed within larger political, economic, and historical forces.
D) good communicators need to aggressively question existing social structures and take actions.