One Danger of Using the Culture Frameworks Introduced in Chapter

question 17

Multiple Choice

One danger of using the culture frameworks introduced in Chapter 4 is that if we apply them prescriptively:

• A) we'll be able to understand too much detail of a culture, and this will slow down decision making.
• B) we'll limit rather than enrich our perceptions.
• C) our perceptions will become stereotypes, however sophisticated.
• D) B and C

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Definitions:

Adverse Reactions

Negative or harmful responses, typically in the context of pharmaceuticals, but can also apply to feedback or reactions in other areas.

Polygraph Tests

Lie detector tests used in some hiring processes to verify the truthfulness of potential or current employees' statements.

Fair Credit Reporting Act

US federal law designed to promote the accuracy, fairness, and privacy of consumer information contained in the files of consumer reporting agencies.

Organizational Access

The provision by institutions to give employees the capability to utilize resources, information, or locations necessary for their work.