BUSINESS CULTURE TEST BANK

Glass ceiling is invisible barriers that prevent women from advancing in their careers and reaching high-level management positions.

• True
• False

Culture is Acquired knowledge that people use to interpret experience and generate social behavior. This knowledge forms values, attitudes

• True
• False

According to Luthans & Doh, although Japanese culture is generally highly collectivist, individualism in Japan is on the rise.

• True
• False

According to Luthans & Doh, China is moving away from a collectivist culture, and there is a need to promote other values.

• True
• False

According to Luthans & Doh, independence, self-reliance, individualism, competition, efficiency, and directness are prominent cultural values of Japan.

• True
• False

According to Luthans & Doh, collectivism, group consensus, group harmony, cooperation, patience, and indirectness are prominent cultural values of the United States.

• True
• False

Collectivism, group consensus, group harmony, cooperation, patience, and indirectness are prominent cultural values of Japan.

• True
• False

Independence, self-reliance, individualism, competition, efficiency, and directness are prominent cultural values of the United States.

• True
• False

Hofstede’s Cultural Dimensions include Power distance, Uncertainty avoidance, Individualism/, Masculinity/femininity, Time orientation, Indulgence/Restraint

• True
• False

According to Hofstede, power distance is the extent to which less powerful members accept that power is distributed unequally.

• True
• False