According to Trompenaars (1994), the Anglo and Far Eastern cultures have opposite cultural values: the Anglo culture being associated with individualism, specific relationships, universalism emotional relationships and achievement. The Anglo respondents should therefore contain closer relationships between cultural variables and communication variables than the Far Eastern respondents. This turns out to be the case, with approximately 20% more significant correlations in the Anglo than the Far Eastern cluster results. It is noteworthy that the sign of the correlations for the two clusters is quite different, with 54% and 74% being positive for the Anglo and Far Eastern clusters respectively. These results could be due the “Face” barrier.