The six dimensions of National Culture include

Expresses the degree to which the less powerful members of a society accept and expect that power is distributed unequally. Which dimension is this?

This dimension expresses the degree to

which the members of a society feel uncomfortable with uncertainty and ambiguity. Which dimension is this?

Every society has to maintain some links with its own past while dealing with the challenges of the present and the future. Societies prioritize these two existential goals differently. This description refer to the following dimension...

People in this society perceive themselves as happier and healthier. Leisure is consider and ethic and people are generally more optimistic/positive. This describes a society which is more __________ according to the ________________ dimension.

This society prefers to maintain time-honoured traditions/norms, changes are viewed with suspicions. People save and invest less. This is a description of a society based on which dimension?

People’s self-image is defined in terms of “we.”Harmony is key. Competition is between groups or communities. This description reflects a ___________________ society.

Society at large is more competitive. Generally, work and material wealth is prioritized over family and regard leisure time. Poverty is viewed as a result of of one's lack of effort to succeed. This is a description of a _____________ society.

The concept of high and low context was introduced by

anthropologist __________ in his 1976 book Beyond Culture.

The characteristics of high context cultures include...

The characteristics of low context cultures include...

In high context culture, time is considered more...

In low context culture, there is generally a low commitment to long term relationship and _____ are more important than _______.

The study of physical space and people – the

relationship within it is called.

____________is an example of a mobile form of territory

and people need less or greater distances between them

and others.

Doing one thing at a time and taking careful

planning and scheduling with time is a characteristic of a _________society.

Human interaction is valued over time

and material things, leading to a lesser concern for 'getting things done' -- they do get done, but more in their own time. This is a description of a ____________ society.