What Americans can learn from other cultures about the language of gratitude
- Written by: Jeremy David Engels, Professor of Communication Arts and Sciences, Penn State
A family holds hands and prays before a Thanksgiving meal. skynesher/E+ via Getty ImagesFamilies and friends traditionally gather to express gratitude during this time of year. Many also participate in acts of service and charity as a way of giving back to their local communities.
As communication scholarswho study intercultural communication, we...
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