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

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Jaron Holland

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8 June, 20:09

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

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Bria Waters · Answer 1

False.

Explanation:

Individuals in high-context cultures do not show the above mentioned traits. High-context cultures requires elegance and sophisticated attitude and behavior and not much of the direct interaction in an unnecessary conversation. Rather, these traits of direct verbal interaction, value individualism, relying on logic, saying "NO" directly, and giving authority to written information are traits of low-context cultures. Therefore, the given statement is false.