Creating a Culture Together: Intercultural Relationships and Communication
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https://doi.org/10.29173/cjfy29626Abstract
This paper discusses the different cultural factors that exacerbate relationship stressors in intercultural relationships. I begin by providing some historical context that has influenced society’s outlook on intercultural relationships. I then provide a literature review that explores current studies on intercultural similarities and differences, effective coping strategies, and possible modifications in couples’ therapy. I argue that increasing communication within intercultural relationships will allow partners to create a culture of their own. Finally, I suggest that professionals should require education in different cultural backgrounds to provide safe, accurate, and successful couples’ therapy.
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