Asked by rufyjane stephen manuere on Apr 25, 2024

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Individuals in high-context cultures prefer direct verbal interaction, value individualism, rely on logic, say "No" directly, and give authority to written information.

High-Context Cultures

Societies or groups where communication relies heavily on underlying context, non-verbal cues, and established relationships rather than explicit words.

Direct Verbal Interaction

The process of communicating or exchanging ideas through spoken words in a face-to-face setting.

Individualism

A theory in sociology that prioritizes individual action freedom over control by the collective or the state.

  • Understand the distinction between high-context and low-context cultures and how it affects communication.
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Kevin ReynaApr 28, 2024
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False
Explanation :
High-context cultures prioritize indirect communication, value collectivism, rely on context and non-verbal cues, avoid saying "No" directly, and often place more importance on relationships and trust than on written information.