Which of the Following Outcomes Would Be Most Likely After

question 58

Multiple Choice

Which of the following outcomes would be most likely after a Japanese-American business meeting?

• A) The Japanese will complain that the Americans are too cheerful.
• B) The Japanese will complain that the Americans hide their real feelings behind a smile.
• C) The Americans will complain that the Japanese smile too much to disguise embarrassment.
• D) The Americans will complain that the Japanese are too aloof and cold.

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