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1 1. Cross-cultural was originally used in anthropology to refer to a comparative study comparing two or more different cultures. Conversely, intercultural originally referred to the actual interactions between two or more cultural groups (i.e., language contact). Arguably, this distinction has been largely eroded and the terms are now used interchangeably as synonyms.