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== What is Cultural Intelligence? ==
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Cultural intelligence (CQ) is the ability to recognize, understand, and adapt to cultural differences and similarities in various social and professional settings. It involves four distinct but interrelated skills: cognitive, physical, emotional, and behavioral.
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Cognitive cultural intelligence involves the ability to understand and appreciate cultural differences and similarities, including knowledge of different cultures and cultural norms. Physical cultural intelligence involves the ability to effectively communicate and interact with people from different cultures, including using appropriate body language and nonverbal communication. Emotional cultural intelligence involves the ability to manage and regulate emotions in cross-cultural interactions, including being open to new experiences and being able to handle cultural misunderstandings and conflicts. Behavioral cultural intelligence involves the ability to adapt one's behavior to the expectations and norms of different cultures, including being flexible and open to new ways of doing things.
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Cultural intelligence is important in today's increasingly globalized and diverse world, as it enables individuals and organizations to effectively communicate and collaborate with people from different cultural backgrounds. It can also improve problem-solving and decision-making abilities, as well as enhance personal and professional relationships and success.
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==See Also==
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*[[Organizational Culture]]
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==References==
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Latest revision as of 21:02, 28 December 2022

What is Cultural Intelligence?

Cultural intelligence (CQ) is the ability to recognize, understand, and adapt to cultural differences and similarities in various social and professional settings. It involves four distinct but interrelated skills: cognitive, physical, emotional, and behavioral.

Cognitive cultural intelligence involves the ability to understand and appreciate cultural differences and similarities, including knowledge of different cultures and cultural norms. Physical cultural intelligence involves the ability to effectively communicate and interact with people from different cultures, including using appropriate body language and nonverbal communication. Emotional cultural intelligence involves the ability to manage and regulate emotions in cross-cultural interactions, including being open to new experiences and being able to handle cultural misunderstandings and conflicts. Behavioral cultural intelligence involves the ability to adapt one's behavior to the expectations and norms of different cultures, including being flexible and open to new ways of doing things.

Cultural intelligence is important in today's increasingly globalized and diverse world, as it enables individuals and organizations to effectively communicate and collaborate with people from different cultural backgrounds. It can also improve problem-solving and decision-making abilities, as well as enhance personal and professional relationships and success.


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