How does giving messages of criticism in a low-context culture differ from a high-context culture? O In a low-context culture, the listener takes more responsibility for understanding the message. O In a high-context culture, people place more responsibility on the speaker to convey a message clearly. In a low-context culture, people will speak more directly when giving criticism, whereas Oin a high-context culture, people are more likely to use indirect speech and subtle suggestions to convey meaning. O In a low-context culture, people do not speak directly about what they are thinking, and in a high-context culture, they do.