Cultural intelligence

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<abstract>Why can some people act appropriately and effectively in new cultures or among people with unfamiliar back-grounds while others flounder?. Our anecdotal and empirical evidence suggests that the answer doesn't  lie in tacit knowledge or in emotional or social intelligence. But a person with high CQ, whether cultivated or innate, can understand and master such situations, persevere, and do the right thing when needed</abstract>
<note type="statement of responsibility">P. Christopher Earley, Elaine Mosakowski</note>
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<text>nº. 82, October 2004 ; p. 139-146</text>
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