Exam 4: Differences in Culture

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Compare and contrast values and norms, and then discuss the various types of norms.

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When compared to American society, Japanese society lacks

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Chinese is the mother tongue of the largest number of people, but English is the most widely spoken language in the world. This indicates that

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Robert knows it is important for him to dress appropriately and make sure his hair is neatly trimmed when he goes for an interview because the employer will expect him to do so. This example of a social convention is called a

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Elaborate on the connection made between Protestant ethics and "the spirit of capitalism."

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What is a characteristic of mores?

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Strong identification with the group tends to create pressures for mutual self-help and incentive to work for the common good.

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An emphasis on collectivism may make it difficult to build teams within an organization to perform collective tasks.

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Conrad follows a religion that does not propagate the caste system. Also, his religion emphasizes right seeing, thinking, speech, action, living, effort, mindfulness, and meditation as a route for spiritual transformation. According to this information, Conrad can be considered a

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Most of the ethical systems in place around the world are the product of religion.

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While folkways are routine conventions, they represent deep moral significance in society.

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A mudarabah contract might be categorized as a(n) ________ in the United States.

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According to Max Weber, the Protestant tributes of hard work, wealth creation, and ________ fostered the emergence of modern capitalism.

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Discuss the idea of culture at different levels within a society and provide an example.

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A country where "saving face" is valued is an example of which of Hofstede's dimensions?

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Jason's company has always emphasized that every employee is an important part of the company's success and does not highlight individual achievements. By emphasizing the group, Jason's company will most likely

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Class membership in the United States is based on economic achievement rather than familial background and schooling.

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What would be a traditional value in a masculine culture?

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What is the common aspect of the teachings of Hinduism and Buddhism?

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In a society, actions of people directed toward one another are governed by a set of social rules called

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