_____ is a dimension of culture which is a cultural-level equivalent to the individual-level locus of control.

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Fatalism refers to the extent to which individuals or groups believe that outcomes are determined by forces beyond their control, such as fate or luck. In a cultural context, fatalism reflects a similar belief that events and outcomes are predetermined and beyond the influence of individuals. This is similar to individual-level locus of control, which refers to an individual's belief in their own ability to control or influence events in their lives. Masculinity, power distance, and uncertainty avoidance are all other dimensions of culture, but do not relate directly to locus of control.

_____ Is a Dimension of Culture Which Is a Cultural-Level