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In high-context cultures
 a. business is conducted on e-mail or paper.
  b. what is said is precisely what is meant.
  c. business is typically done at arm's length.
  d. trust is crucial and a handshake is as important and as reliable as a paper contract.

Question 2

A fixed sample of respondents who are measured repeatedly over time with respect to the same variables is called a(n) ___________________ _ panel.
 Fill in the blank(s) with correct word



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Answer to Question 1

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In high-context cultures, the context is important. Trust is crucial and a handshake in the Middle East is as important and reliable as a paper contract. In low-context cultures business may be conducted on e-mail or paper because what is said is precisely what is meant. In low-context cultures, business is often done at arm's length for this reason. This may be found in Language section (5-2a).

Answer to Question 2

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