As Brendan writes, «Interestingly enough, research cites that formality tends to be higher when there's
less shared context, as well as when speakers dislike each other, neither of which are ideal if you need a reply!»
Not exact matches
The value is
less in proclamations and joint statement than in creating and sustaining conduits for
sharing and shaping ideas, as I explained here in the Nairobi
context.
Verbal interactions between parents and children in the
context of play and
shared reading are critical for school readiness but
less frequent in families with low socioeconomic status (SES).5, 6
Staff and families from high
context cultures rely
less on verbal communication, and meaning is more heavily derived through
shared experience, history, and implicit messages.