Considering Hofstede's Notion of Culture as "The Collective Programming of the Mind

question 9

Multiple Choice

Considering Hofstede's notion of culture as "the collective programming of the mind," then attitudes can be defined as:

• A)a learned tendency to respond in a consistent way to a given object or entity.
• B)an organized pattern of knowledge that an individual holds to be true about the world.
• C)an enduring belief or feeling of a specific mode of conduct.
• D)a personally or socially preferable mode of conduct.
• E)the deepest level of a culture present in the majority of the members of a particular culture.

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Definitions:

Value of Dreams

Represents the significance and meaning attached to dreams in understanding unconscious desires and conflicts.

Hidden Conflicts

Psychological struggles or disagreements within oneself, often unconscious, stemming from repressed thoughts, feelings, or desires.

Social Interest

A concept referring to an individual's inclination to be aware of, concerned for, and maintain positive relationships with others.

Innate Potential

A term referring to the natural capabilities and talents that individuals are born with, which can be developed through experiences and education.