A Collectivistic Culture Is One in Which

question 547

Multiple Choice

A collectivistic culture is one in which:

• A) the self is seen as less interdependent with others compared to individualistic cultures.
• B) a person's social behavior is influenced more by individual preference than by cultural values and norms.
• C) a person's individual preferences and goals are considered to be more important than the requirements and goals of his or her social group.
• D) the needs and goals of the group are considered to be more important than the needs and goals of the individual.

Distinguish between different types of strikes and their legal protections under the NLRA.

Recognize the economic and public relations consequences of strikes for employers, employees, and unions.

Understand the legal framework surrounding the use of strike replacements.

Comprehend the impact of public policy and judicial decisions on the dynamics of striking.

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Definitions:

Job's Worth

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Compressed Workweek

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10-Hr Days

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