What is emphasized in Dutch culture, according to the lecture?

Work-life balance and quality of life

Career advancement and financial success

Strict gender roles in leadership

What is emphasized in high femininity cultures regarding success?

Cooperation and quality of life

What is a key characteristic of collectivist cultures?

Focus on group harmony and loyalty

Emphasis on personal achievement and independence

Encouragement of individual choice over group decision-making

Preference for self-expression and personal freedom

Tendency to avoid close personal relationships

What does individualism emphasize in a culture?

Independence and personal freedom

Community support and family ties

Respect for elders and traditions

Collective decision-making for group benefit

Loyalty to the group over personal desires

Which of the following is an example of a collectivist behavior?

Deciding as a group on the best course of action for the community

Moving out of your family home to live independently at 18

Pursuing a career that is personally fulfilling, regardless of family wishes

Valuing individual success over group achievements

Choosing to study abroad to fulfill personal goals

In collectivist cultures, which of the following is commonly valued?

Social harmony and family support

Personal achievement and autonomy

Freedom of choice and individual decision-making

Competition and individual success

What is a common trait of individualist cultures regarding family decisions?

Individuals make their own choices regarding career, marriage, and life paths

Family makes major life decisions for its members

People often prioritize family needs over their own goals

Elders' advice is typically followed, regardless of personal preferences

There is an expectation for everyone to live with their parents

Which statement best describes the cultural shift in Kazakhstan?

The younger generation in urban areas is becoming more individualistic

Collectivism is disappearing as individualism takes over in all areas of life

People in Kazakhstan never prioritize family and community over personal goals

The collectivist values in Kazakhstan are primarily seen in big cities like Almaty

People in Kazakhstan no longer live with their extended family

Which of the following is a challenge for people moving from a collectivist to an individualist culture?

Embracing the idea of personal independence and making individual choices

Adjusting to a culture where decisions are made collectively

Learning to prioritize the group's needs over personal needs

Getting used to living with extended family members

Adapting to a community-focused way of life

What does 'power distance' refer to?

The degree to which people accept unequal distribution of power

The level of respect between different social classes

The distance between people in a society

The power given to leaders in democratic systems

The ability to control others in a society

In a culture with high power distance, how do employees typically behave towards their bosses?

They follow orders without questioning them

They openly question their boss's decisions

They expect to be part of the decision-making process

They collaborate with their boss to make decisions

They view their boss as an equal

Which of the following is true of a low power distance culture?

Employees and managers work together and share ideas

Workers have little say in decision-making

Leaders give orders and expect immediate obedience

There is a strong respect for authority and hierarchy

Leaders make decisions without consulting employees

What is a common trait of family structures in high power distance cultures?

Elders hold significant influence and make decisions

Children make decisions for the family

Family members are equal in decision-making

Family members rarely interact with each other

Parents encourage children to make decisions for themselves

Which example shows a low power distance behavior in a school setting?

Students participate actively in class discussions and ask questions

Teachers expect students to follow instructions without questioning

Teachers are highly respected and rarely interact with students

Students are not allowed to express opinions

Students must respect their teachers' decisions without discussion

Which of the following best describes the government structure in high power distance cultures?

The government has strong authority, and decisions are made by leaders with limited public input

Government decisions are made with significant public input

Citizens have the freedom to openly challenge government decisions

Citizens participate equally in political decisions

There is a high level of transparency and communication between government and citizens

What is a typical behavior in schools with high power distance?

Teachers are respected as authority figures, and students rarely question them

Students regularly question teachers and challenge authority

Students actively participate in class discussions and contribute ideas

Teachers ask students for their opinions in making decisions

Teachers encourage students to make decisions for the class

Give the definition of the ICC term: Cultural Clash.

A conflict or misunderstanding caused by cultural differences.

A harmonious interaction between people from different cultures.

The reliance on unspoken cues and situational context in communication.

The process of building consensus among diverse groups.

A direct and clear exchange of ideas in communication.

Give the definition of the ICC term: Misunderstanding.

A failure to understand something correctly, often leading to confusion.

The process of building consensus among diverse groups.

The reliance on unspoken cues and situational context in communication.

The clear and direct exchange of information.

The connection between individuals that shapes their communication.

Give the definition of the ICC term: High-Context Culture.

A culture where much communication relies on unspoken cues and context.

A culture that values direct and clear communication.

A belief in equality and treating everyone the same.

A culture that avoids risks and seeks stability.

A system that prioritizes resource management and savings.

Give the definition of the ICC term: Low-Context Culture.

A culture where communication is clear, direct, and explicit.

A culture that avoids risks and prefers stability.

A system emphasizing group harmony and shared goals.

A setting where individuals adapt to unspoken cultural norms.

A process of finding agreement in diverse cultural settings.

Give the definition of the ICC term: Environment.

The setting or surroundings where communication takes place.

The qualities that define an individual or group.

The connection between people that shapes communication.

A preference for indirect communication styles.

The process of adapting to different cultural norms.

Give the definition of the ICC term: Relationship.

The connection between people, which impacts communication styles.

A system of unwritten rules that governs cultural expectations.

The clear and direct exchange of ideas in communication.

A reliance on unspoken cues and relationships.

The ability to tolerate different cultural norms and behaviors.

Give the definition of the ICC term: Communication.

The exchange of information through speaking, writing, or other means.

A belief in equality and treating everyone the same.

A system of rules and expectations within a culture.

The process of adapting to different cultural environments.

The ability to learn new languages.

Give the definition of the ICC term: Collectivism.

Emphasizing the importance of community and group goals.

Prioritizing individual goals over group needs.

A system where power is equally distributed among members.

Encouraging gratification of desires and self-expression.

Avoiding risk and favoring stability.

Give the definition of the ICC term: Individualism.

Prioritizing personal autonomy and individual goals over group needs.

Belief in equality and equal rights for all individuals.

Tendency to avoid uncertainty in social interactions.

Emphasizing relationships and emotional well-being.

The quality of being open to multiple interpretations.

Give the definition of the ICC term: Power Distance.

The degree to which society accepts an unequal distribution of power.

A system in which everyone has equal authority.

A belief in personal autonomy over social obligations.

A preference for strict social norms to regulate behavior.

A system that prioritizes nurturing and caring roles.

Give the definition of the ICC term: Hierarchy.

A system where people are ranked according to authority or status.

A belief that equality is the basis of society.

A society that values nurturing over competition.

The ability to adapt to different cultural norms.

A departure from accepted norms or standards.

Give the definition of the ICC term: Femininity.

Prioritizing quality of life, care for others, and emotional well-being.

A cultural value emphasizing competitiveness and material success.

Encouraging individuals to pursue self-expression.

Avoiding risks and preferring security.

A tendency to be assertive and direct in communication.

Give the definition of the ICC term: Masculinity.

Emphasizing achievement, competition, and assertiveness.

Focusing on leisure and relaxation activities.

A cultural tendency to avoid uncertainty and ambiguity.

Prioritizing group harmony over individual success.

Encouraging thrift and careful resource management.

Give the definition of the ICC term: Uncertainty.

The state of being unsure or unable to predict outcomes.

The extent to which people expect equality in social structures.

A preference for clear rules and predictable outcomes.

The pursuit of self-expression and enjoyment.

A cultural value that encourages individual achievements.

Give the definition of the ICC term: Ambiguity.

The lack of clarity, leading to multiple interpretations.

A cultural value that encourages individual achievements.

An environment where all individuals feel valued.

The ability to fluently speak multiple languages.

Avoidance of deviation from societal norms.

Give the definition of the ICC term: Indulgence.

A cultural focus on gratification, enjoyment, and leisure.

A cultural orientation that promotes duty and discipline.

A tendency to regulate desires through social norms.

A belief in nurturing relationships and emotional care.

The acceptance of unconventional behavior.

Give the definition of the ICC term: Restrained.

Regulating desires through strict social norms.

Encouraging individuals to freely express their desires.

Emphasizing personal achievement over group goals.

Creating an inclusive and egalitarian environment.

Being open to multiple cultural perspectives.

Give the definition of the ICC term: Identity.

The qualities, beliefs, and characteristics that define a person or group.

The tendency to adapt to different cultural norms.

A preference for stability and avoiding risk.

A generalized belief about a specific culture or ethnicity.

Actions that deviate from traditional norms or expectations.

Give the definition of the ICC term: Bias.

A predisposition or preference for or against something, often leading to unfair judgment.

The tendency to adapt to different cultural norms.

The process of achieving agreement among diverse groups.

A belief in the importance of equality and equal rights.

A departure from accepted societal norms.

Give the definition of the ICC term: Prejudice.

An unfair judgment based on preconceived opinions about a person or group.

A belief that prioritizes individuality and independence.

The ability to communicate in multiple languages.

Encouraging the pursuit of gratification and self-expression.

A systematic approach to managing risk.

Give the definition of the ICC term: Stereotype.

A generalized and oversimplified belief about a group of people.

The quality of being flexible and adaptable in cultural settings.

A focus on competition and personal achievement.

A preference for security over uncertainty.

The acceptance of unconventional or creative behaviors.

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According to the lecture, what is a common characteristic of high femininity cultures regarding gender roles?

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