Cross Cultural Understanding and the Process of Translation

In this article translation, as a tool in cross-cultural understanding, is analyzed from a process perspective. Aspects of the personality of each person are discussed using the P. A. C. model and relationship issues are cosidered. The factors contributing to a successful working relationship and clear communication are presented. Additional informationNotes on contributorsValerie ChangValerie Chang, ACSW, CTM, is on the faculty of Indiana University East and a psychotherapist in private practice in cooperation with Ana Tholenaar de Borbon, educational and business consultant in Santo Dominog, Dominican Republic and Frans Tholenaar, business consultant in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic

Art · Cross-cultural · Management · Personality · Political science · Public relations · Sociology · Visual arts · Anthropology · Computer Science · Counseling, Therapy, and Family Dynamics · Psychology · Social Psychology