Which of the following is not a way to develop ethical, intercultural communication? a. be prepared and develop an understanding of other cultures, even other languages b. reinforce stereotypes c. adjust your communication d. recognize differences

b. reinforce stereotypes.

Explanation:

Ethical intercultural communication should never focus on stereotypes, let alone reinforce them. A social stereotype is a form of discrimination, a judgment about a group of people, like an ethnic group for example, based on harsh, uneducated, quick, facile, and limited observations of particular cases (often imaginary or distorted) that, in general terms, cannot be said, in any way, to represent to total community to which the stereotype is attached.  

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