How Does the Cultural Value of Collectivism Explain the Status

question 50

Multiple Choice

How does the cultural value of collectivism explain the status of auditors in Japanese society?

• A)Collectivism places great importance on individual responsibility, giving auditors a high status in Japanese society.
• B)Since outsiders are not trusted in the Japanese culture, independent auditors in Japan do not enjoy the status of American auditors.
• C)As individual achievement is a hallmark of collectivism, auditors are commonly found at the top of Japanese corporations.
• D)Collectivism values the ability of individuals to collect resources for themselves, so auditors who achieve distinction in their profession are highly regarded.

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