According to the high-context/low-context continuum identified by Edward T. Hall, communication in a low-context culture depends on:
A: the context
B: who says it
C: when it is said
D: how it is said
E: the verbal expression
A: the context
B: who says it
C: when it is said
D: how it is said
E: the verbal expression
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- Contracts are very different in low and high context cultures. How do high context cultures view contracts?
- By Edward T. Hall’s term, American culture is a __________. It refers to a culture that communicates information in direct and explicit ways. A: low-context culture B: high-context culture C: nonverbal communication D: verbal communication
- In certain __________ cultures, it is virtually taboo to say "no" to a request. A: high context B: low context C: femininity D: masculine
- In high-context culture, most of information in communication is not conveyed by______________. A: verbal language B: shared norms C: shared values D: context
- Low context communication is communication that occurs in ways other than language.