FINAL EXAM 1. Low-context cultures primarily rely on ________ in communicating with others. a. situational cues b. formal titles c. spoken and written words d. status differences 2. Which of the

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1. Low-context cultures primarily rely on ________ in communicating with others.

a. situational cues

b. formal titles

c. spoken and written words

d. status differences

2. Which of the following statements is most likely to be true about differences between men and women in relation to emotional reactions?

a. Women tend to hold onto emotions longer than men.

b. Men display positive emotions more frequently than women

c. Women express anger more frequently than men.

d. Men experience emotions more intensely than women.

3. The best leadership theories to describe and explain effective leadership in teams with interactive members are

group theories

multi-level theories

integrated theories

dyadic theories