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... Cultures vary in how much meaning is embedded in the language itself and how much meaning is interpreted from the context in which the communi- cation occurs . In low - context cultures , such as in northern Europe or the United States ...
... Cultures vary in how much meaning is embedded in the language itself and how much meaning is interpreted from the context in which the communi- cation occurs . In low - context cultures , such as in northern Europe or the United States ...
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... cultures . Touch According to Gudykunst and Kim ( 2003 , p . 256 ) , differences in touching behavior are highly correlated with culture . In some cultures lots of contact and touching is normal behavior , whereas in other cultures indi ...
... cultures . Touch According to Gudykunst and Kim ( 2003 , p . 256 ) , differences in touching behavior are highly correlated with culture . In some cultures lots of contact and touching is normal behavior , whereas in other cultures indi ...
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... cultures . First , low - context culture conversations ( like those in Germany ) are likely to include greater use ... cultures strictly adhere to the relevancy maxim by valuing relevant comments that are perceived by listeners to ...
... cultures . First , low - context culture conversations ( like those in Germany ) are likely to include greater use ... cultures strictly adhere to the relevancy maxim by valuing relevant comments that are perceived by listeners to ...
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INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION | 5 |
Communication Functions and Settings | 9 |
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