Consider a Culture in Which an Individual's Status Is Very

question 84

Multiple Choice

Consider a culture in which an individual's status is very important. Cultural communication relies more on nonverbal communication than verbal. This hypothetical culture is likely a ______ culture

• A) low-context
• B) collectivist
• C) high-context
• D) individualistic

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Definitions:

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