Managers from Italy and Mexico would most likely express their emotions openly during a business situation, while managers from England and Japan would most likely consider such behavior unprofessional. Which of Trompenaars' value dimensions addresses this difference in behavior and attitude?

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Trompenaars' neutral versus affective value dimension addresses the difference in behavior and attitude between managers from Italy and Mexico who are more expressive and emotional in business situations, and managers from England and Japan who are more reserved and unemotional. Neutral cultures value objective and rational behavior, while affective cultures value subjective and emotional expression.

Managers from Italy and Mexico Would Most Likely Express Their