In Low Context Cultures Context Is at Least as Important

question 8

True/False

In low context cultures context is at least as important as what is actually said.The speaker and the listener rely on a common understanding of the context.

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Definitions:

Food Intake

The consumption of nutrition and calories through eating and drinking; an essential aspect of maintaining energy and health.

Hunger

The physical sensation or condition of wanting or needing to eat food.

Nurture

Refers to the environmental influences and factors that affect an individual's physical and psychological development.

Conception

The moment at which a sperm fertilizes an egg, beginning the process of embryonic development.