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Which of the following is not true of "low-context" cultures?

A. Low-context messages are intended to convey exact meaning through clear, precise, and specific words.
B. The context of the speech is of paramount importance, while the verbal expression is relatively unimportant.
C. People from low-context cultures tend to use more overt (direct) messages where the meaning is made very explicit.
D. Verbal expression is of paramount importance, while the context of the speech is relatively unimportant.



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Final answer:

Low-context cultures prioritize clear and direct verbal communication over nonverbal cues.


Explanation:

Low-context cultures emphasize clear, explicit, and detailed verbal communication over nonverbal or contextual cues, with messages being direct and precise. In these cultures, verbal expression is of paramount importance. For example, in low-context cultures like Western cultures, individuals tend to say what they mean and mean what they say, without relying heavily on contextual cues.


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