Effectively Motivating Group Members from Different Cultures Can Be Difficult

question 40

Multiple Choice

Effectively motivating group members from different cultures can be difficult. Members from high-power-distance cultures are motivated by

• A) subtle, nonverbal acknowledgment from other group members.
• B) competition and opportunities for leadership.
• C) opportunities to work on multiple tasks with flexible deadlines.
• D) recognition for following instructions accurately and efficiently.
• E) words of praise and tangible rewards.

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Definitions:

English

A West Germanic language originating in England, now the primary language of the United Kingdom, the United States, and several other countries.

Indians

Indigenous peoples of the Americas; also, in a different context, can refer to nationals or citizens of India.

Land and Liberty

A slogan used historically in various agrarian and revolutionary movements to advocate for land reform and individual freedom.

Religious Toleration

The tolerance and endorsement of a variety of religious convictions and rituals without subjecting them to persecution.