concept   communication style
culture   Polychronic cultures
statement   Communication in polychronic cultures is indirect, lively, and often involves multitasking and interruptions.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 communication Monochronic cultures Conversations are typically more structured and interruption is seen as rude 1
2 communication Monochronic cultures Conversations are more structured, interruptions are less common, and individuals tend to focus on one conversation at a time. 1
3 communication Polychronic cultures Conversation is often lively and interrupting is common 1
4 communication Polychronic cultures Conversations can be lively, interrupting is common, and people may engage in multiple discussions at once. 1
5 communication Polychronic cultures Emphasis on indirect communication, use of gestures, and reliance on nonverbal cues to convey meaning 1
6 communication monochronic cultures Communication is often direct and task-focused in monochronic cultures, with a preference for clear, succinct messages. 1
7 communication polychronic cultures Communication is often indirect and relationship-oriented in polychronic cultures, with a focus on building rapport and maintaining harmony in social interactions. 1
8 communication style Monochronic Cultures Communication is often direct, explicit, and focused on one task at a time. 1
9 communication style Monochronic cultures Communication is direct, focused, and often task-oriented. 1
10 communication style Monochronic cultures Conversations are often more structured and linear, with a focus on clear turn-taking and minimal interruptions. 1
11 communication style Polychronic Cultures Communication can be indirect, context-dependent, and involve multiple topics simultaneously. 1
12 communication style Polychronic cultures Communication is often indirect, multitasking, and relationship-focused. 1
13 communication style Polychronic cultures Conversations can be more fluid and may involve interruptions and overlapping dialogue. 1