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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"low-context"”.
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Designing For A Japanese High-context Culture: Culture's Influence On The Technical Writer's Visual Rhetoric
… writers face when designing documents for high-context cultures, such as the Japanese. When developing documents intended to cross cultural gulfs, technical writers must take into consideration cultural expectations, preferences, and practices in document design and communication. High-context …
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"Using Communication Strategies to Design Food Marketing Strategies: The ""Pork Fat"" Rumor in Indonesia"
… or the rumored object), the culture (""high-context"" or ""low context"") from which subjects were drawn, subjects' perceived similarity to the experimenters who denied the rumor, and different content of messages used in the refutation strategies."
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Advertising and media literacy : young people and their understanding of the world of advertising in Australia and Thailand
… participants exhibited characteristics of low-context cultures and often used a direct style to demonstrate their knowledge of the media. Thai participants used characteristically elaborate and indirect styles, typical of high-context readings of the media.
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First culture embedding in the language of childhood tales: a qualitative study on conventions and communication of C1-Korean vs. C1-American speakers
… (2) individualistic vs. collectivistic, and (3) low context vs. high context (Hall, 1959, 1976; Lehman, Chi-yue, & Schaller, 2004; Shiraev & Levy, 2016). However, with technological advances and social expansion, cultural experiences have become globalized, thus not as isolated anymore but shared …
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An examination of Kenyan and U.S. American communication styles and value orientations in a U.S. American organization in Nairobi, Kenya
… of the participants relative to the following values: individualism and collectivism; power distance; time orientation; high and low context; and universalism and particularism. The methodology used for this study included phone interviews and an extensive survey, which provided …
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Culture and crisis communication : the use of intercultural communication in public relations crisis management planning
… theoretical framework of power distance, high-context vs. low-context communications, and individualism vs. collectivism.</p> <p>Results revealed three main themes, including differences in PR between Japan and the United States, belief that culture should play a more substantial role in crisis …
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Intercultural conflict styles in the criminal justice system and the implications for intercultural interventions
… with European American cultural preferences for low-context, direct, and emotionally restrained communication and conflict styles, which contrasts with the general preference of the African American culture for a more emotionally expressive engagement style. While this research did not …
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The Influence of Context Orientation on Recruitment in the Hospitality Industry
… This study aims to investigate the influence of context orientation, which is defined as the level of information explicitness in the transmitted communications (Hall, 1977), on job seekers' preference for recruitment messages, PO fit, and job application intention. Measurement items were …
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Conversational Multimodal LLMs for Food Nutritional Information Retrieval: A Systematic Evaluation
… compared, and two conversational prompting workflows are tested: a predefined sequence of reasoning questions and an agentic self-questioning pipeline that generates clarifying queries on the fly. Results show that GPT-4o achieves the lowest overall mean absolute percentage error (MAPE), with …
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The Pragmatic Strategy of Main-Clause Omission in Japanese: Its Contrast with Hebrew, and Its Learnability
… perspective, intuitive judgments regarding the allowance of main-clause omission in Japanese, in an attempt to reveal whether Japanese Native Speakers (JNS) use main-clause omission as a pragmatic strategy, as is suggested in the literature. If they do, then what triggers main-clause omission in …
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Techniques for understanding hearing-impaired perception of consonant cues
… tokens, using the vowel /A/. Use of low-context stimuli, such as consonants, aids in minimizing the influence of some variable cognitive abilities (e.g., use of context, memory) across listeners, and focuses on differences in the processing or interpretation of the existing acoustic …