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 the following Trompenaars's value dimensions explains this difference in behavior and attitude?

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The neutral versus affective value dimension addresses the extent to which individuals express their emotions openly and the importance they place on emotional expressiveness in communication. In this case, managers from Italy and Mexico, cultures that are more affective, are more likely to express their emotions openly, while managers from England and Japan, cultures that are more neutral, are more likely to consider such behavior unprofessional.

Managers from Italy and Mexico Would Most Likely Express Their