Cultural Distance Is a Measure of the Dissimilarity of Habits

question 38

Multiple Choice

Cultural distance is a measure of the dissimilarity of habits, customs, language and values between people of different cultures. During which of the following periods of Australian history has cultural distance between groups been greatest?

• A)During the White Australian Policy after Federation
• B)During large-scale refugee settlement from Southern Europe after World War II
• C)In the late-nineteenth century when Chinese and Afghan workers were recruited by Australian settlers
• D)Since the 1980s with greater Australian recognition of human rights initiatives by the United Nations

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Definitions:

Organization Survival

The ability of a company to continue operating and growing over the long term, facing competition, market changes, and environmental challenges.

Multiemployer Bargaining

A process where multiple employers negotiate collectively with a single labor union to establish one agreement that applies to all employers involved in the negotiation.

Local Level

Refers to actions, decisions, or events that occur within a smaller, localized area, often pertaining to community or municipal concerns.

Group Bargaining

The process by which employees, typically through unions, negotiate with employers collectively to establish terms of employment.