When people learn a system of knowledge, behavior, attitudes, beliefs, values, rules, and norms that are shared and shaped from one generation to the next, they are learning a _____

Everett Rogers and Thomas Steinfatt define intercultural communication as the exchange of information between individuals:

a. who are simultaneously a part of a community and its culture(s). b. who are separated by a matter of degrees from each other. c. who believe in the "culture of one." d. who are "unalike culturally." e. who have many things in common

According to Miles, what is the serious flaw in the participation element of human relations theory?

What will be an ideal response?