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Intercultural Competence and Virtual Worlds,fluid behavioural boundaries can prove destabilising and result in resistance or non-participation. Conversely, the environment provides rich authentic learning experiences to develop intercultural competence to deal with cultural difference. However, putting a student into a rich environment, real

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