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On Hall's M-Time, P-Time and Oral Interpretation Memory

In language processing, cognitive actions of memory are of utmost importance. Nevertheless, these actions are quite different because of the difference between the ethnic groups, nationalities and their living regions. Through a long-term investigation into the anthropology, ethnic groups and the distribution of people, Hall found out the two characterized types of groups: the Monochronic Group and the Polychronic Group. Based on Hall’s M/P Theory, we found that people may focus on different points or use different ways in interpretation due to the difference between the ways they are memorizing. Therefore, the way to control their rivals and their advantages are also different. Hence, the verdict of the study is that: the best way for complementing each other’s advantages is to understand the action and thinking characteristics of our rivals. That is, to avoid blind actions, we have to know ourselves as well as the rivals.