Hofstede cultural differences

In Hofstede's cultural dimensions theory, which dimension explores the extent to which a society values individual freedom and autonomy?

• Power Distance

• Uncertainty Avoidance

• Individualism

• Masculinity

What is the second level of culture, according to Schein, which encompasses the beliefs and values that are consciously shared and openly discussed within an organization?

• Basic underlying assumptions

• Espoused values

• Symbols

The cultural dimension that reflects the degree to which a society values gender roles and assertiveness is known as:

• Power Distance

• Long-Term Orientation

• Masculinity

• Individualism

In Hofstede's framework, the dimension that assesses the extent to which a culture is comfortable with ambiguity and uncertainty is:

• Individualism

• Uncertainty Avoidance

• Masculinity

• Power Distance

Which cultural dimension focuses on the importance of long-term planning and perseverance in a society?

• Individualism

• Masculinity

• Long-Term Orientation

• Power distance

In Hofstede's model, the dimension that evaluates the extent to which a culture accepts hierarchical authority is:

• Uncertainty Avoidance

• Individualism

• Masculinity

• Power Distance

According to Hofstede's dimensions, a society with a high score on Masculinity values:

• Aggressiveness and competitiveness

• Nurturing and cooperation

• Uncertainty avoidance

• Short-term goals

Which cultural dimension reflects the extent to which a culture values the welfare of the group over individual interests?

• Individualism

• Long-Term Orientation

• Masculinity

• Collectivism

A society with a low score on Uncertainty Avoidance is more likely to:

• Embrace ambiguity and risk

• Avoid risky situations

• Value long-term goals

• Emphasize collectivism

Hofstede's cultural dimensions are primarily based on the study of:

• Ethnicity

• Organizational Culture

• National Culture

• Religion