The Predominant Si (Introverted Sensing) Problem-Solving Style of the American

question 4

Multiple Choice

The predominant Si (Introverted Sensing) problem-solving style of the American, Japanese, and South Korean national characters differs from the predominant Fi style of the Chinese because:

• A)The Chinese are more concerned with building trust-based relationships.
• B)The Americans are more interested in creative and innovative solutions than the Chinese.
• C)The Chinese Fi style decides based on the social values commitments, whereas the American Si style decides based on the facts and details of a situation.
• D)The Chinese are uninterested in talking about the facts.

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