The Japanese tendency to say "I'll ask my boss" or "that could be difficult" when they mean no is an example of what type of context culture?

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This is an example of high context culture, where communication relies heavily on indirect and subtle cues, rather than explicit language. In this culture, it is common to use polite and indirect language to avoid causing offense or conflict, even when delivering a negative response.

The Japanese Tendency to Say "I'll Ask My Boss" or "That