What theory explains how co-cultural groups coexist and communicate with members of the dominant group?

There are three communication outcomes. Those three outcomes are separation, assimilation and what?

Members of which communication strategy risk retaliatory attacks by the dominant group?

What is a group with little or no say in creating the dominant structure of society?

There are three communication approaches members of co-cultural groups utilize in pursuit of communication outcomes. Those three approaches are nonassertive, assertive and what?

An exchange student changing the way he or she dresses and making fun of his/her own culture is an example of what co-cultural communication strategy?

What is another term commonly used to describe co-cultures?

Avoiding controversy and self-monitoring are characteristic of what communication strategy that emphasizes commonalities in order to fit in?

Individuals who use this communication strategy try to maintain space between dominant and co-cultural group members. As a result they do not have access to the resources controlled by the dominant group. Which communication strategy do these individuals

Racial and ethnic minorities and the disabled are examples of what type of groups?

Which communication strategy emphasizes the avoidance of controversary and phrases like: "I'm not different" and "I don't want to offend those in power"?

Sarah is an exchange student from France. She came to the U.S. this year and suddenly became a member a co-cultural group. She is trying to blend in with the new culture, but at the same time she is educating her friends about her own culture and traditio

Co-cultural theory is derived from two other theories. One of them is Standpoint Theory. What is the other theory?

Co-cultural members that reflect a genuine desire to work with the dominant group but also work to promote siginificant changes no matter how high the personal cost, are utilizing which communication strategy?

Members of which communication strategy actively create and maintain barriers between them and others who are different from them?