High-context communication can be defined as the type of communication where many intricate factors (such as status, social relationships, social environment, formality, non-verbal gesture, silence, ...
Low-context communication can be defined as communication that is more direct, specific, and to the point. Words spoken can often be interpreted and understood literally, with fewer intricate factors ...
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