Which of the Following Is a Typical Communication Strategy in Low-Context

question 36

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a typical communication strategy in low-context cultures?

• A) allowing a lot of room for ambiguity and indirectness
• B) relying very little on words and verbal communications
• C) attaching very little importance to promises
• D) placing very little importance on the written words
• E) giving very little attention to detail

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Definitions:

Block Scheduling

An organizational timetable for schools in which class times are longer and fewer subjects are studied in a day, but for longer periods.

Leading Question

A type of question that suggests to the respondent the desired answer, often by implying or directly stating the expected response.

Double-Barreled Question

A question that combines two different issues into one, making it difficult for respondents to answer accurately, often leading to confusion and unreliable data.

Forthcoming

About to happen, appear, or be presented in the near future.