Mr Onizuka, the Japanese Manager refused to confront with the clients from the USA. He did not want to upset them. He has __ A. Low Context of Cultural Communication Skills B. Poor leadership skills C. High Context of Cultural Communication Skills D. Poor communication skills o A c

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Mr Onizuka, the Japanese Manager refused to confront with the clients from the USA. He did not want to upset them. He has __ A. Low Context of Cultural Communication Skills B. Poor leadership skills C. High Context of Cultural Communication Skills D. Poor communication skills o A c

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Some cultures are thought of as high context. Here meaning is implicit and derived from context, rather than the words themselves. Due to Mr Onizuka choosing to avoid confrontation and keeping peace, rather than directly addressing issues that might upset the American clients and creating potential conflict, it could be drawn he has high context communication skills. The 'high context' leaves much unsaid, allowing for a more harmonious interaction by minimally upsetting anyone in the conversation.

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Mr Onizuka, the Japanese Manager refused to confront with the clients from the USA. He did not want to upset them. He has __ A. Low Context of Cultural Communication Skills B. Poor leadership skills C. High Context of Cultural Communication Skills D. Poor communication skills o A c

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