Which of the following approaches to studying intercultural communication assumes that human behavior is predictable and that culture is a variable that can be measured? (A) The functionalist approach (B) none of the answer is correct (C) the interpretive approach (D) the critical approach

(A) The functionalist approach

Explanation:

The functionalist approach is a way of studying intercultural communication that begins with the assumption that there is a discernible reality that exists outside of people and that can be studied and understood. This approach also supports the idea that human behaviours are predictable and that culture can be accurately measured.