"I say what I mean and I mean what I say" is most likely to be spoken by someone immersed in a _________ culture.

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"I say what I mean and I mean what I say" is a characteristic of a low-context culture where communication is direct, explicit, and clear. In high-context cultures, communication is more indirect and relies heavily on nonverbal cues and contextual information. Masculine, low power distance, and mechanistic cultures can all have varying communication styles and are not necessarily linked to direct communication.

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