In a Low-Context Culture, Communication Relies a Lot on the Underlying

question 24

True/False

In a low-context culture, communication relies a lot on the underlying, unspoken context as much as on the actual spoken words.

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Definitions:

Tidwell And Walther

Scholars known for their contributions to the field of computer-mediated communication, emphasizing the dynamics of online interactions.

Cues-Filtered-Out

A theory suggesting that nonverbal cues are minimized or absent in mediated communication, affecting interpersonal interaction.

Media Richness

The ability of a communication medium to effectively convey information and cues that support the transmission of complex messages in a timely manner.

Emotional Expression

involves conveying feelings through verbal and nonverbal communication, which is crucial for social interaction and personal well-being.