The Use of a Strategy That Has Worked in the Past

question 67

Multiple Choice

The use of a strategy that has worked in the past to solve a problem, but is actually inefficient or inappropriate for current use, is called

• A) cognitive inflexibility.
• B) mental set.
• C) being in numeracy.
• D) functional fixedness.

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Definitions:

Third-Country Nationals

Individuals who are working in a country other than their own and the home country of the company they work for.

Company's Employees

Individuals who work under a contract of employment for a particular organization, contributing to its goals and objectives.

Multidomestic Stage

A phase in multinational corporation expansion where companies tailor products and marketing strategies to each country's unique tastes and requirements.

Ethnocentric Perspective

A viewpoint that one's own culture is superior to others and is the central point for all decision-making.