During an International Negotiation, an Interpreter Might Verbally Communicate Yet

question 34

True/False

During an international negotiation, an interpreter might verbally communicate yet not fully convey the significance of unspoken actions, signals, and customs that may be invisible to the foreign or nonnative negotiator.

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Definitions:

Iterative Agency

The concept that individuals have the capacity to repeatedly reassess, adjust, and act upon their environments or situations in a way that may alter their conditions and the conditions of others over time.

Projective Agency

The capacity of individuals or groups to envision and pursue future possibilities through their actions, often reflecting broader societal and cultural influences.

Field Agency

Field Agency involves the ability and authority of agents (individuals or entities) to act and make decisions within a specific field or domain.

Racial Inequality

The unequal treatment or opportunities afforded to people based on race or ethnicity.