Believing in the Just-World Hypothesis and Scapegoating Are Common Ways

question 82

Multiple Choice

Believing in the just-world hypothesis and scapegoating are common ways for individuals to _____ their prejudices.

• A) question
• B) rationalize
• C) reduce
• D) eliminate

Understand the appropriate use of communication mediums and the role of presentation in sharing information.

Understand the stages of the internationalization process and identify business decisions that illustrate movement through these stages.

Comprehend various leadership styles within the global context and recognize their applicability and limitations across cultures.

Analyze management practices through the lens of cultural dimensions introduced by Geert Hofstede and evaluate their universal applicability.

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Definitions:

Absolutist

Adopting a perspective or stance that does not allow for flexibility, compromise, or variation; seeing things in an absolute, unchangeable way.

Positive Deviants

Individuals or groups who deviate from the norm in ways that have beneficial effects or contribute positively to society.

Intellectual

An intellectual is an individual who engages in critical thinking, research, and reflection about society and proposes solutions for its normative problems.

Genius

Exceptional intellectual or creative power or other natural ability, often resulting in remarkable achievements or discoveries.