When writing to audiences whose first language is not English,using humor is generally
A)a bad idea,since jokes usually depend on culture-specific information.
B)an excellent way to establish a positive relationship.
C)acceptable,but only in high-context cultures.
D)acceptable,but only in low-context cultures.
E)a good way to establish rapport,but only if you use ethnocentric jokes.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Jokes and humor are often based on culture-specific information and may not be understood by audiences whose first language is not English, and this may result in confusion or offense. Therefore, using humor is generally a bad idea in cross-cultural communication.

When Writing to Audiences Whose First Language Is Not English,using