In a low-context culture, ________.

A) the primary role of communication is to exchange information
B) people rely less on the explicit content of the message
C) people rely more on the circumstances surrounding the message to convey meaning
D) people rely more on situational cues to convey meaning

Low-Context Culture

In communication, a low-context culture is one where messages and communication are explicit, detailed, and precise, relying less on unspoken context and more on explicit verbal information.

Explicit Content

Material that contains open and detailed depictions of adult themes, such as violence or sexual activity, which might not be suitable for all audiences.