What Is One Difference Between High-Context and Low-Context Cultures

question 66

Multiple Choice

What is one difference between high-context and low-context cultures?

• A) High-context cultures are more explicit in their verbal messages.
• B) High-context cultures have a higher degree of similarity among members.
• C) Low-context cultures leave more open to interpretation.
• D) Low-context cultures are more likely to use silence to communicate.

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Definitions:

Interpretation

The process of making sense of data, symbols, or actions by analyzing their meanings and implications.

Themes

Broad subjects or ideas that are found throughout a research study, often highlighting core findings or patterns.

Data Obtained

refers to the information and measurements collected during the course of a research study from which conclusions can be drawn.

Axial Coding

A phase in the process of analyzing qualitative data where connections between categories are identified and established to develop a cohesive theory.