The US Differs from Other Countries in Terms of Strategic Values

question 47

Multiple Choice

The U.S. differs from other countries in terms of strategic values. In Japan, for example:

• A) radical change is encouraged, not resisted.
• B) stockholders have priority when considering the impact of change.
• C) while done, competition is rarely talked about or expressed in strategic plans.
• D) women hold more positions of authority, especially at the level of CEO.

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Definitions:

Causal Attributions

The method through which people deduce the reasons behind their own and others' actions.

Distinctiveness

The quality or state of being noticeably different or unique compared to others.

Consensus

A general agreement among a group of people or in the scholarly literature on a particular issue or topic.

Covariation Principle

A concept in social psychology that explains how we attribute behavior to consistent internal or external factors over time.