Culture Communication Theory (Co-cultural communication. theory)
for the study of culture is a growing interest in multiple dimensions. The dimension of intercultural communication. (Intercultural Communication), which in this dimension, Mark P. Orbe called culture or communication. "Co-CulturalCommunication"
Mark P. Orbe has studied about. A communication plan between the cultures of the ethnic minorities of the society under the authority does not equal four women, including the skin, gay, lesbian, disabled, etc. In the context of the American Society
Culture Communication Co (Co-. culturalCommunication) is another word that Mark P. Orbe used instead of the intercultural communication. (Intercultural Communication) by Orbe explained that the communication culture that interaction between those who have power over the people who have power over society. He chose to use the word "co-cultural communication" instead of such terms. "Subcultured", "subordinate" or "muted group" because the term is rather a call to a group of these societies in the inferior and the word "tactic" to describe the act of communication of the group has no influence and. Use the word "strategies" with an influential group (Orbe, Mark P., 1998 cited in Peronne battle Ryong Federation, 2551)
Culture Communication Theory (Co-cultural. communication theory) is a process for members of cultural discrimination, communication. (Communicative practices) when the interaction within the structure of society that they do not influence the Orbe found to act or how to communicate (tactic) that members of the group culture has used to communicate to get some results that they want. that Can take a group of independent variables as factors influencing the choice of communication methods (practice selection) have all six factors, including: 1. the desired effect (preferred outcome) 2. Life experience (field of experience). 3. The ability (abilities) 4. context of the situation (situational context) 5. What has come and what is lost (perceived costs and rewards) 6. communication methods. (Communication approach)