"What is meant is what is said" would be an example of what form of culture?
A)agrarian
B)low context
C)intellectual
D)high context
E)northern European

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"Low context" cultures are those in which communication is expected to be explicit and the full meaning is contained within the message itself, without much reliance on the context or non-verbal cues. This contrasts with "high context" cultures, where much of the communication is understood through context, non-verbal cues, and between the lines. The phrase "What is meant is what is said" exemplifies a preference for direct, explicit communication typical of low context cultures.

"What Is Meant Is What Is Said" Would Be an Example