What Explains the Fact That Group Decision Making Predominates in Asian

question 52

Multiple Choice

What explains the fact that group decision making predominates in Asian cultures?

• A) Asian leaders consider themselves benevolent and inclusive leaders.
• B) Asian cultures lack sufficient aggressiveness for bold individual decision making.
• C) Most Asian cultures and religions emphasize harmony and collectivism.
• D) Most Asian countries lack expert professionals capable of bold decision making.
• E) Ownership, if things go wrong, is distributed amongst all decision makers.

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