"Functions of the Common Ingroup Identity Model and acculturation strategies in intercultural communication: American host nationals' communication with Chinese international students" by Makiko Imamura

Unpublished Paper

Functions of the Common Ingroup Identity Model and acculturation strategies in intercultural communication: American host nationals' communication with Chinese international students

National Communication Association Conference

Makiko Imamura, Saint Mary's College of California
additional author(s)

SMC Author

Makiko Imamura

Status

Faculty

School

School of Liberal Arts

Department

Communication

Document Type

Paper

Publication Date

11-18-2012

Scholarly

Yes

Disciplines

Communication

Original Citation

Imamura, Makiko; & Zhang, Yan Bing. (November, 2012). Functions of the Common Ingroup Identity Model and acculturation strategies in intercultural communication: American host nationals' communication with Chinese international students. Paper presented at the National Communication Association Conference in New Orlando, FL.

Citation Information

Makiko Imamura and additional author(s). "Functions of the Common Ingroup Identity Model and acculturation strategies in intercultural communication: American host nationals' communication with Chinese international students" National Communication Association Conference (2012)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/makiko-imamura/5/