Julius has an opportunity for a major promotion, but it would mean that he would have to move away from his family and no longer be able to help his cousins care for his uncle. Julius instead chooses to stay nearby and turn down the promotion. Julius's society illustrates which of Hofstede's dimensions?

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Julius's decision to prioritize family obligations over personal career advancement is indicative of a collectivist society, where the needs and goals of the group (in this case, the family) are considered more important than individual desires and achievements.

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