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Session Submission Type: Paper Session
The common thread of these papers is their focus on theory, interpretation and implications of research the myriad ways culture informs the research process. They individually and collectively advance our understanding of intercultural communication from the perspective of the researcher and the researched.
Effects of ResearchersÂ’ Cultural Backgrounds on the Relative Success of Culturally Adapted and Unadapted Advertisements - Jos Hornikx, Radboud University Nijmegen; Daniel O'Keefe, Northwestern University
A Critical Phenomenological Approach to Identity Research - Jennifer Huynh Thi A. Morrison, University of Denver
Let Me Respectfully Offer You a Drink: A Chinese Ritual of Social Relationship - Yanrong (Yvonne) Chang, Univ of Texas, Pan American
Rituals of Stability and Change: The Haka as Cultural Vehicle in Aotearoa New Zealand - John Llewellyn, Wake Forest University
Adolescence, Autonomy, and Acculturation: The Immigrant Mexican-American Adolescent Peer Group Membership Model - Rebecca Speer, University of California, Santa Barbara