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High context communication can be identified as indirect, ambiguous, maintaining of harmony, reserved and understated. In contrast, Low context communication can be identified as direct, precise, dramatic, open and based on feelings or true intentions”. Moreover, in face to face communication, high context cultures prefer to use nonverbal strategies for conveying meanings. Such as gestures, body language, silence, proximity and symbolic behaviour. However, low context cultures prefer to use less physically animated, with the meaning depending on content and the spoken word.For example: Australia is a low-context country, Chinese is a high-context country, in a business  negotiation，Chinese prefer to use eye contacts and body language to communicate, however, Australia managers prefer to use power point slides and spoken word to communicate.

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High context communication can be identified as indirect, ambiguous, maintaining of harmony, reserved and understated. In contrast, Low context communication can be identified as direct, precise, dramatic, open and based on feelings or true intentions”. Moreover, in face to face communication, high context cultures prefer to use nonverbal strategies for conveying meanings. Such as gestures, body language, silence, proximity and symbolic behaviour. However, low context cultures prefer to use less physically animated, with the meaning depending on content and the spoken word.For example: Australia is a low-context country, Chinese is a high-context country, in a business  negotiation，Chinese prefer to use eye contacts and body language to communicate, however, Australia managers prefer to use power point slides and spoken word to communicate.

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High power distance is is one in which power inequality is pronounced and common, and people accept that without question. Some people have power, while others don't; that's just the way it is. High power distance cultures tend to value things like tradition, which keeps society stable and prevent massive changes to power relations. They also tend to be very hierarchical, which means that people are ranked within society by strict roles. In a very hierarchical society, everybody knows their place.

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High territoriality-	Need more personal space-	Concerned for ownership-	Less sharing-	Layout shows status and powerLow territoriality-	Keep little space-	Do not like large distance between communication-	Like to share-	Less concern for privacy and security-	Prefer handshake

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High territoriality-	Need more personal space-	Concerned for ownership-	Less sharing-	Layout shows status and powerLow territoriality-	Keep little space-	Do not like large distance between communication-	Like to share-	Less concern for privacy and security-	Prefer handshake

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High power distance:

·      Inequalities and hierarchy are accepted between people.

·      Employees respect managers and managers expect obedience.

·      The ideal boss is an autocrat.

·      Formal social interaction.

·      Wide range of salaries.

Low power distance:

·      Minimise inequalities between people

·      Boss and employee treat one another as equal + equal rights

·      The ideal boss is a democrat

·      Less formal social interaction

·      Narrow range of salaries.

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Transmission model is  a model which reduces communication to a process of 'transmitting information', which means it is a single  way to talk with others 

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Transmission model is  a model which reduces communication to a process of 'transmitting information', which means it is a single  way to talk with others 

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Transmission model is the transfer of messages from a source to a receiver, using a channel and medium

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the transmission model of communication can be identified as communication is the transfer of messages from a source to a receiver, using a channel and medium.there are five elements of transmission model of communication: information source; transmitter; channel; receiver; destination.information source means a message which is encoded for transmission. A transmitter means signals are adapted for transmission through the channel.A receiver means decodes the message from the signal.A destination means where the message arrives.for example: two people speaking on the telephone us a good example of transmission model of communication. Alex telephones Rihana tells her come to a meeting. His telephone transmitter encodes his voice as a signal through the channel of the telephone system to the phone receiver in Rihana’s office, where it is decoded and the message reaches its destination to Rihana.  This also indicates the transmission model is a linear and straightforward and it moves only in one direction.

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the transmission model of communication can be identified as communication is the transfer of messages from a source to a receiver, using a channel and medium.there are five elements of transmission model of communication: information source; transmitter; channel; receiver; destination.information source means a message which is encoded for transmission. A transmitter means signals are adapted for transmission through the channel.A receiver means decodes the message from the signal.A destination means where the message arrives.for example: two people speaking on the telephone us a good example of transmission model of communication. Alex telephones Rihana tells her come to a meeting. His telephone transmitter encodes his voice as a signal through the channel of the telephone system to the phone receiver in Rihana’s office, where it is decoded and the message reaches its destination to Rihana.  This also indicates the transmission model is a linear and straightforward and it moves only in one direction.

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1. Transmission Model