In a(n)________ culture, people tend to regard seemingly peripheral information as pertinent to decision making and infer meanings from things that people say either indirectly or casually.

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The description in the question refers to a high-context culture, where indirect and casual communication is given importance and information is inferred from seemingly peripheral details. In contrast, a pragmatic culture focuses on practical and efficient decision-making, an idealistic culture values principles and ethics, and a fatalistic culture accepts that events are predetermined and beyond human control.

In A(n)________ Culture, People Tend to Regard Seemingly Peripheral Information