In a high-context culture, time is considered to be ________, while in a low-context culture, time is considered to be:

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In a high-context culture, relationships and nonverbal communication are more important than time, so time is considered to be polychronic. In contrast, in a low-context culture, time is considered to be monochronic, meaning that time is segmented and is expected to be used efficiently and productively.

In a High-Context Culture, Time Is Considered to Be ________