TITLE: COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION: GESTURES IN SLOVAK, AMERICAN, AND UZBEK CULTURES

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This thesis examines the role of gestures in intercultural communication across 
Slovak,  American,  and  Uzbek  cultures.  Focusing  on  both  common  and  culturally 
unique gestures, the study identifies how gestures reflect  each culture’s underlying 
values  and  communication  norms.  Using  interviews  and  observational  data,  the 
findings reveal that while American gestures are often open and expressive, Slovak 
gestures  tend  to  be  more  restrained,  and  Uzbek  gestures  emphasize  respect  and 
hierarchy.  These  differences  have  implications  for  effective  cross-cultural 
communication and understanding in increasingly globalized interactions. 

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2024-11-08

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Uktamova Ozodakhon Ilhomjon kizi. (2024). TITLE: COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION: GESTURES IN SLOVAK, AMERICAN, AND UZBEK CULTURES . TADQIQOTLAR.UZ, 49(5), 161-162. https://scientific-jl.org/tad/article/view/2285