The Si (Introverted Sensing) Problem-Solving Style Predominantly Characteristic of

question 5

Multiple Choice

The Si (Introverted Sensing) problem-solving style predominantly characteristic of
American, British, Canadian, Australian, and German national characters is:

• A) Very similar to all Middle Eastern nations’ predominant problem-solving styles for
• which data are available.
• B) Similar only to that preferred by the Saudi Arabian and Turkish national
• characters.
• C) Similar only to that preferred by the Israeli national character.
• D) Similar only to that preferred by the Iranian national character.
• E) Very different from all Middle Eastern predominant problem-solving styles for
• which data are available.

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