High context culture definition
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High context cultures are those in which an individual’s self-image and self-worth are defined in relation to the group; in low-context cultures self-image and self-worth are tied to the individual.
[DOC File]Culture Differences around the World – Activity 2
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High Context vs. Low Context Culture. Definition: Culture is the acquired knowledge people use to interpret, experience, and generate behavior. One of the ways people understand a message is according to its cultural context, the pattern of physical cues and implied understanding that convey meaning between two members of the same culture.
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Context - High v. low context . High and low context refers to the amount of information that a person can comfortably manage. This can vary from a high context culture where background information is implicit to low context culture where much of the background information must …
[DOC File]PART I: FOUNDATIONS OF COMMUNICATION
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_____8. In a high-context culture, a. “Yes” may mean “no.” b. meaning is presented directly. c. context is irrelevant. d. none of the above. e. all of the above. Essay. 1. Discuss the differences between low-context and high-context cultures. 2. Analyze the statement “women tend to use both more intensifiers and more hedges than men ...
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Low-context cultures are those in which individuals need a great amount of background or written and oral information before the communication can be effective. High-context cultures are those in which individuals are heavily socialized so that they do not need a great amount of written and oral information. 4.
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Provide a short definition of each of the 5 terms: individualistic culture, collectivist culture, power distance, high context communication style, low context communication style. Create a scenario that illustrates the three terms in the context of contact between cultures in a group situation.
Communication Norms; A Comparison of Cultures
High degree of subjectivity Logical and rational. Eye and body contact Little body contact. Low Context v. High Context. Low Context (Anglo-American, N. European) High Context (Asian, Latin American) What is said is more important than how it is said Silence may communicate more than words
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