The Degree to Which a Society Views Assertiveness as Important

question 31

Multiple Choice

The degree to which a society views assertiveness as important to success and encourages rigidly stereotyped gender roles,is Hofstede's cultural dimension of:

• A) power distance.
• B) individualism.
• C) uncertainty avoidance.
• D) masculinity/femininity.

Understand the concept and studies related to obedience and authority, demonstrated by Stanley Milgram's experiments.

Recognize the factors influencing conformity, including normative and informational social influences.

Identify the impact of group presence on individual performance, elaborating on social facilitation and its conditions.

Analyze the effects of social influences on decision making and behavior in various contexts.

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