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Session Submission Type: Paper Session
This panel explores how cultural group members strategically engage in facing saving strategies in the presence of threat, truth, and mediated texts.
Communicating Effectively While Saving Face: Towards an Integrated Model of Media Selection in Intercultural Communication Settings - Anna Klyueva, University of Oklahoma; Aimei Yang, University of Oklahoma
Comparison of U.S. Americans and Koreans: How They Explain Their Lying and Truth-Telling to Other People - Hye Jeong Choi, Penn State University; Hee Sun Park, Michigan State University
Cultural Adjustment and Identity Negotiation: An Ethnographic Study of a Korean Student in an American Academic Community - Yu Lu, Pennsylvania State University
Cultural Differences in Situational Threats to Face Needs - Wonsun Kim, Michigan State University; Hee Sun Park, Michigan State University; Xiaowen Guan, Michigan State University
Hwangs Scandal: Combining Staged Approaches with Image Restoration Theory - Woomi Shim, Florida State University