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VMariaS [17]
3 years ago
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Brenda is a new employee orientation trainer for a global corporation with subsidiaries all over the world. She needs to convey

information to new employees that will help them in communicating across cultures. Brenda explains to new employees that ________ cultures rely heavily on nonverbal cues and subtle situational cues in communicating with others, and a person's official status, place in society, and reputation carry considerable weight.
Business
1 answer:
iren [92.7K]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

High context cultures are heavily dependent on non verbal cues and subtle situational cues while communicating with others. In such cultures a person's reputation, prestige, status in society are considerably important.

Explanation:

In high context cultures are complete contrast to low context. In low context cultures, communication takes place clearly through language and rules of communication are clearly stated. While on the other hand in high context cultures, communication is subtle through body language, tone of voice, person's status etc. The use of contextual elements is more.

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