Question 1

In past-focused cultures (Trompenaars),history often plays an active role to help understand the present and change moves _______.

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Question 2

Contradictions between the culture's values you expect to see,based on your use of the frameworks and your growing experience,and what you actually observe are known as ______________.

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Question 3

__________ is linked with the global mind-set,because it is a tool that helps us synthesize across diversity boundaries.

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Question 4

______________ cultures consider who a person is in terms of his or her family lineage,age,or other attributes.

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Question 5

People in neutral cultures (Trompenaars)tend to withhold emotional expression,while people in _____________ cultures are much more expressive.

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Question 6

Hall suggests that communication tends to be implicit and indirect in

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Question 7

An openness to diversity along with an ability to pull ideas together across boundaries created by that diversity are the foundation of a __________________.

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Question 8

________________ are groups that may be formed based on age,sex,or common interest.

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Question 9

In a feminine culture (Hofstede),there is relatively less ________________ between male and female roles,which suggests that leadership and decision-making roles are equally open to men and women.

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Question 10

In high context cultures,relationships tend to be

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Question 11

The relationship to nature dimension of Kluckhohn and Strodtbeck's framework describes the culture's understanding of how to live in the natural world,with values on a continuum from mastery to harmony and then to ___________.

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Question 12

Hall's work suggests that LC cultures tend to the _________,with linear time understood to be tangible and divisible into blocks,consistent with an economic understanding of time.

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Question 13

Magdi Batato of Nestlé Malaysia introduced ____________________,despite the common assumption that due to cultural values they would not succeed.

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Question 14

The Hofstede ____________________ dimension is a measure of how people deal with the unexplainable in their lives.

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Question 15

Hall's high and low context is based on communication styles,and specifically on the role of

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Question 16

The only cultural framework we describe in this text that is based on communication styles is

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Question 17

People in universalist cultures apply rules across the board,whereas people in ___________________ cultures consider the context before they apply the rule.

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Question 18

Hall classifies cultures based upon their _____________ styles.

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Question 19

Monochronic cultures tend to be

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Question 20

The second aspect of Trompenaars's time dimension describes whether actions are sequential (linear)or _____________.

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Quiz 3: Sociocultural Forces

In past-focused cultures (Trompenaars),history often plays an active role to help understand the present and change moves _______.

Contradictions between the culture's values you expect to see,based on your use of the frameworks and your growing experience,and what you actually observe are known as ______________.

__________ is linked with the global mind-set,because it is a tool that helps us synthesize across diversity boundaries.

______________ cultures consider who a person is in terms of his or her family lineage,age,or other attributes.

People in neutral cultures (Trompenaars)tend to withhold emotional expression,while people in _____________ cultures are much more expressive.

Hall suggests that communication tends to be implicit and indirect in

An openness to diversity along with an ability to pull ideas together across boundaries created by that diversity are the foundation of a __________________.

________________ are groups that may be formed based on age,sex,or common interest.

In a feminine culture (Hofstede),there is relatively less ________________ between male and female roles,which suggests that leadership and decision-making roles are equally open to men and women.

In high context cultures,relationships tend to be

The relationship to nature dimension of Kluckhohn and Strodtbeck's framework describes the culture's understanding of how to live in the natural world,with values on a continuum from mastery to harmony and then to ___________.

Hall's work suggests that LC cultures tend to the _________,with linear time understood to be tangible and divisible into blocks,consistent with an economic understanding of time.

Magdi Batato of Nestlé Malaysia introduced ____________________,despite the common assumption that due to cultural values they would not succeed.

The Hofstede ____________________ dimension is a measure of how people deal with the unexplainable in their lives.

Hall's high and low context is based on communication styles,and specifically on the role of

The only cultural framework we describe in this text that is based on communication styles is

People in universalist cultures apply rules across the board,whereas people in ___________________ cultures consider the context before they apply the rule.

Hall classifies cultures based upon their _____________ styles.

Monochronic cultures tend to be

The second aspect of Trompenaars's time dimension describes whether actions are sequential (linear)or _____________.