According to the high-context/low-context continuum identified by Edward Hall, communication in a low-context culture:
A) depends heavily on the contextual.
B) depends on who says it.
C) depends on when it is said.
D) depends how it is said.
E) depends on explicit communications.

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Communication in a high-context culture depends heavily on the contextual (who says it, when it is said, how it is said) or nonverbal aspects of communication, whereas the low-context culture depends more on explicit, verbally expressed communications.

According to the High-Context/low-Context Continuum Identified by Edward Hall, Communication