Trompenaars's Diffuse Cultures Are Called Diffuse Because

question 78

Multiple Choice

Trompenaars's diffuse cultures are called diffuse because

• A) their differentiation between public and private life is spread out freely (diffused).
• B) specific responsibilities are spread over a wide area, that is, non hierarchical.
• C) they extend the concept of culture to religion and other institutions.
• D) diffusion exists to moderate cultural differences.

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Straight-Line Method

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