Group members from low-context cultures do not need to hear someone praise their work-they are highly skilled at detecting admiration and approval because they are more sensitive to nonverbal cues.

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This statement is incorrect. Group members from high-context cultures are more sensitive to nonverbal cues, while group members from low-context cultures rely more on explicit verbal communication to convey praise and approval.

Group Members from Low-Context Cultures Do Not Need to Hear