EBK ESSENTIALS OF BUSINESS COMMUNICATIO
EBK ESSENTIALS OF BUSINESS COMMUNICATIO
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ISBN: 9781305560239
Author: Guffey
Publisher: YUZU
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What could go wrong and how about conflicting perceptions of time.

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High context cultures are those that communicate in ways that rely heavily on context and implicit. High context cultures are those in which the rules of communication are transmitted through the use of contextual elements. Example the body language, status of a persona and tone of a voice. They primarily use non-verbal methods to communicate meaningful information in conversations. Facial expressions, eye movement and the tone of voice. They prefer solving problems and learning is in group. Low context cultures are in which information is communicated primarily through language and rules are explicatory indicated out.

Therefore, every culture holds some parts of high context cultures and low context cultures.

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