face culture because they had large populations that required cooperation.

face culture because they had individual farms that were vulnerable to threats from bandits.

honor culture because they needed to work together to produce food.

dignity culture because they had large populations and needed to work together.

neither, suicide is always wrong

honor

face

digniity is the correct answer

never found in low context cultures.

internal.

only found in low context cultures.

external.

dignity culture

shame culture

face culture

honor culture

how I think or want others see me

guilt

how I see others and react accordingly

fate

The patient is from a low-context culture and is not used to the nurse's indirect communication style.

The patient is from a high-context culture and is uncomfortable with the direct eye contact and personal space of the nurse.

The patient is polychronic and is distracted by the presence of other people in the room.

The patient is monochronic and is focused on getting home quickly rather than listening to the nurse's instructions.

The patient is from a low-context culture and is avoiding making a firm commitment.

The patient is monochronic and is trying to avoid scheduling a specific time.

The patient is from a high-context culture and is using "Inshallah" to politely express uncertainty about the future.

The patient is polychronic and is comfortable with a flexible schedule.

The patient is from a high-context culture where punctuality is not as important as relationships and the doctor should be more understanding.

The patient is from a low-context culture where directness is valued and the doctor should clearly express their frustration.

The patient is monochronic and values efficiency, so they do not see the need to apologize for their lateness.

The patient is polychronic and is used to a flexible schedule, so they do not see the delay as a major issue.