Lobo Belongs to a Society Which Values the Subordination of the Individual

question 38

Multiple Choice

Lobo belongs to a society which values the subordination of the individual to the group and discourages individual expressions of thought.Inequality in the power and well-being of people is believed to be due to differences in their physical and intellectual capabilities, and heritage.According to Hofstede's model of national culture, Lobo's society is

• A)high on power distance and low on individualism.
• B)low on power distance and low on collectivism.
• C)high on individualism and low on achievement orientation.
• D)low on collectivism and low on achievement orientation.
• E)low on power distance and low on individualism.

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Definitions:

Harder Work

Increased effort by individuals or groups to achieve better results or higher productivity in their jobs or tasks.

Conventional Occupations

Jobs or careers that follow traditional expectations or practices, often involving long-standing roles within a society or economy.

Economy's Longest Decline

A prolonged period of economic downturn, marked by decreasing GDP, high unemployment, and declining business activities.

Real Wages

refer to wages adjusted for inflation, representing the actual buying power of an individual's earnings.