Hall's cultural factors

In a high-context culture, there are :

• Many contextual elements to understand the rules.

• Less chance of misunderstanding particularly when visitors are present.

• Many overt and explicit messages that are simple and clear.

When within a culture information circulates regularly on an informal basis, we are in a

• Low-Context Cultures

• High-Context Cultures

In Polychronic cultures, a professional in the context of his work will be more likely than a Monochronic person to :

• Do one thing at a time.

• Set his working day to the rhythm of his planning.

• Arrive late for meetings.

• Plan his working days efficiently.

One of these answers is not a is not a typical characteristic of a Monochronic person. Which one ?

• Think about when things must be achieved.

• Concentrate on the job at hand.

• Emphasize promptness.

• Put relationships first.

Cultures with Low territoriality are more likely to :

• mark out the areas which are theirs.

• have less concern for material ownership.

• prevent people from entering their personal space.

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