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Explain the life-cycle theory of consumption.
Message
A piece of communication that is sent from one person or entity to another, conveying information, feelings, or instructions.
Composes
To create or put together elements or components in a particular form or structure, such as writing music, authoring documents, or assembling pieces to form a whole.
High-context Cultures
Cultures in which communication relies heavily on the underlying context, implied messages, and non-verbal cues rather than on explicit verbal communication.
Written Messages
Any information or communication expressed through written words in various formats, including letters, emails, reports, and memos.
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