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After reading this chapter, you should be able to:
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| 1. Identify six different types of history. |
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| 2. Define "the grand narrative." |
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| 3. Explain the relationship between history, power, and intercultural communication. |
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| 4. Describe the role of narratives in constructing history. |
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| 5. Describe the relationship between history and identity. |
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| 6. Identify four types of hidden histories. |
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| 7. Identify four antecedents that influence intercultural contact. |
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| 8. Explain the contact hypothesis. |
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| 9. Identify eight contact conditions that influence positive attitude change. |
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| 10. Describe a dialectic perspective in negotiating personal histories. |