Which of these is not part of attitudes in intercultural communication?

The option indicating that changing your values to match those of the host culture is not part of attitudes in intercultural communication because effective intercultural communication requires a level of respect and appreciation for one's own cultural values as well as those of others, rather than a total alignment or adoption of the host culture's values.

Attitudes in intercultural communication are more about developing understanding, empathy, and openness. This involves recognizing and reflecting on your own cultural biases (which contributes to greater cultural sensitivity), being empathetic toward the values and beliefs of others, and demonstrating a willingness to learn about different cultures without necessarily compromising your own values. These components foster better relationships and communication across cultural divides, making it essential to maintain one’s identity while engaging deeply with another culture.