The basic dimensions of a culture include context, individualism, power distance, communication style, and time orientation. cultural anthropologist edward t. hall developed the concept of context and placed cultures on a spectrum from low to high context. a low-context culture does not rely heavily on extensive environmental information while a high-context culture relies heavily on environmental information. as you complete the following exercises, you’ll notice that context is often closely related to the other dimensions of culture. the following descriptions identify a dimension of culture. which dimension is described in each case? the german culture believes in personal responsibility in business matters. individualism power distance communication style time orientation