CoKulturModelle
CoKulturModelle, also known as Co-Cultural Models, is a theoretical framework used in the field of intercultural communication to understand how individuals from different cultural backgrounds interact and adapt within a dominant culture. Developed by John Oetzel and Richard L. Spicer, this model focuses on the strategies individuals employ to navigate and negotiate their cultural identities within a majority culture.
The CoKulturModelle framework identifies four primary strategies that individuals may use: cultural adaptation, cultural separation, cultural
This model is particularly useful in understanding the experiences of minority groups, immigrants, and individuals in