Low-context communicators...: tend to be straightforward; facts are valued over intuition or feelings., value clarity and precision in language. They are more likely to communicate messages directly, even if it might be uncomfortable or confrontational., prioritize tasks and objectives over social relationships in professional settings. They may quickly get down to business without extensive preliminary social interactions., often exhibit a high degree of independence in communication, expressing personal opinions and making decisions without necessarily seeking consensus., High-context communicators...: place emphasis on social relationships, status, and role in a community. Understanding comes from reading between the lines and being aware of nuances., rely heavily on the context of a situation, non-verbal cues, and the relationship between the communicators to convey and understand messages., often use metaphors, analogies, and stories to convey complex ideas or emotions, relying on the listener's ability to connect the dots., tend to use indirect language and may avoid saying "no" directly to maintain harmony and respect. They may use phrases like "We will see" or "Perhaps" as polite refusals.,

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