The degree to which the society embraces,or does not embrace,the fostering of virtues oriented toward future rewards is known as:
A) power distance
B) long-term orientation
C) uncertainly avoidance
D) gender role orientation

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The degree to which a society embraces virtues oriented toward future rewards is referred to as long-term orientation. This dimension is one of the five cultural dimensions proposed by Hofstede and is an indicator of a society's willingness to defer gratification, foster perseverance, and invest in the future. Power distance refers to the extent to which society accepts unequal distribution of power, uncertainty avoidance relates to a society's tolerance of ambiguity and risk, and gender role orientation refers to the degree to which gender roles are defined and differentiated within a society.

The Degree to Which the Society Embraces,or Does Not Embrace,the