North America and Europe are defined as high-context cultures, meaning that the verbal content of a message is more important than the medium.

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Final Answer : False, Explanation :  North America and Europe are actually considered low-context cultures, where the medium (such as tone, body language, and context) is just as important as the verbal content of a message. In high-context cultures, such as those found in Asia and the Middle East, the medium is often seen as more important than the actual words spoken.

North America and Europe are defined as high-context cultures, meaning that the verbal content of a message is more important than the medium.

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