A low-context culture is one in which:
A)only natives can understand the depth of the conversation
B)speakers frame their words with conventions such as "if God grants it"
C)non-verbal communication is more frequent than verbal communication
D)there are many unspoken messages
E)words mean what they mean

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In a low-context culture, communication is primarily based on the literal meaning of words rather than unspoken messages or contextual cues.

A Low-Context Culture Is One in Which