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

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In low-context cultures, communication is more dependent on explicit verbal expression rather than the context, non-verbal cues, or the relationship between the communicators. This means that the message is conveyed primarily through words and is expected to be clear and direct.

According to the High-Context/low-Context Continuum Identified by Edward T