In High-Context Cultures, Silence and Status Both Have Meaning

question 82

True/False

In high-context cultures, silence and status both have meaning.

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Definitions:

Dale Carnegie

An American writer and lecturer known for his courses in self-improvement, salesmanship, corporate training, public speaking, and interpersonal skills.

Moving Ahead

The process of progressing forward or advancing in personal, professional, or emotional aspects of one's life.

Fear

A negative feeling stemming from the perception that a person or object poses a risk, potentially leading to harm or danger.

Blind Pane

Part of the Johari Window model, referring to information that is known to others but not to oneself.