Do you remember the first time you interacted with someone from a culture different from your own?, In your country, how are children and young people taught to engage with individuals from other cultures?, Do you think education shapes the way we understand and respect different perspectives?, Food is a major part of cultural identity. Have you ever tried dishes from other cultures that surprised you or felt completely foreign to what you’re used to eating?, From your perspective, how does quality of life vary between your country and others you have visited?, What do you think is the most valuable aspect of the way life is lived in your own culture?, Have you noticed differences in how people from various cultures view politics and social issues?, How do you handle conversations when there are strong differences of opinion?, Some cultures are more expressive and effusive, while others are more reserved. How would you describe the way people in your country express emotions compared to cultures you’ve interacted with?, In your culture, how important are family and friendships in everyday life?, What has been the greatest challenge when communicating with people from a different culture?, Have you ever experienced “reverse culture shock” upon returning to your country after living abroad?.

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