The Degree to Which a Society Places a High Value

question 39

Multiple Choice

The degree to which a society places a high value on the future as opposed to the past or present describes Hofstede's cultural dimension of:

• A) power distance.
• B) individualism.
• C) long-term/short-term orientation.
• D) uncertainty avoidance.

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Definitions:

Cotton Gin

A machine invented by Eli Whitney in 1793 to quickly and efficiently separate cotton fibers from their seeds, revolutionizing the cotton industry.

Interpersonal Strategies

Actions that involve group members generating ideas and building on each other’s ideas.

Habit-Breaking Strategies

Techniques or methods employed to change or eliminate unwanted habits.

Entrepreneurial Mindset

A way of thinking that enables you to overcome challenges, be decisive, and accept responsibility for your outcomes. It is about seeing opportunities and setting yourself up to take advantage of them.