A mistaken belief that one's own culture is superior to others., ETHNOCENTRISM, The ability to interpret and negotiate meaning between people from different cultural backgrounds., INTERCULTURAL COMPETENCE, The phenomenon in which language influences habitual thought and perception., LINGUISTIC RELATIVITY, A communication style that relies primarily on explicit verbal messages., LOW-CONTEXT, The anthropologist who introduced the high-context and low-context communication framework., EDWARD HALL, The discomfort and disorientation experienced when familiar cultural rules no longer apply., CULTURE SHOCK, The unspoken social expectations that regulate behavior within a community., SOCIAL NORMS, The study of how people use and perceive interpersonal distance., PROXEMICS

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