A low-context culture is characterized by
A) the establishment of social trust before engaging in work-related discussions.
B) the importance of clear, precise, and speedy interactions.
C) the high value placed on personal relationships and goodwill.
D) the importance of the surrounding circumstances during an interaction.

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A low-context culture places a high value on clear and precise communication, as well as efficient interactions. This is in contrast to high-context cultures, which prioritize establishing social relationships and considering the surrounding circumstances during interactions.

A Low-Context Culture Is Characterized by