When It Comes to Decision-Making Customs, North American Executives

question 66

Multiple Choice

When it comes to decision-making customs, North American executives

• A)tend to focus on the results of the decisions they face.
• B)prefer to make their deals slowly, after much discussion.
• C)spend a lot of time on each little point to display their good faith.
• D)arrive at decisions through consensus, after an elaborate and time-consuming process.

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Definitions:

Authoritative Parenting

A parenting style characterized by high responsiveness and high demands, promoting independence while setting clear standards.

Cultures

The shared practices, values, beliefs, and artifacts that characterize groups of people or societies.

Collectivist

Describes societies or groups where people prioritize the needs and goals of the community over individual desires, often emphasizing strong kinship and group cohesion.

Individualistic

Pertaining to the belief in the primary importance of the individual and personal independence.