Encourage Cultural Sensitivity and Awareness

Different cultures have varying communication norms and sensitivities. Adapting language to respect cultural differences—such as forms of address, humor, or idioms—can reduce misunderstandings and avoid bias that stems from ethnocentric assumptions.

Different cultures have varying communication norms and sensitivities. Adapting language to respect cultural differences—such as forms of address, humor, or idioms—can reduce misunderstandings and avoid bias that stems from ethnocentric assumptions.

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