The "be yourself" approach to intercultural communication in which a person is not conscious of differences and does not feel th

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The "be yourself" approach to intercultural communication in which a person is not conscious of differences and does not feel th

e need to act or adapt in any particular way is known as _____.

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Elis [28] · Answer 1 · 2022-11-07T04:25:38+03:00

Answer: Unconscious incompetence

Explanation: Unconscious incompetence is a stage of the 4 stages of competence where the individual has no knowledge of how to do something and is not aware of it. At this stage, the individual must be able to recognize her own competence. He must stop denying the new ability and acknowledge it so that he can move on to the next stage.