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1 In group and out group orientations are generally stronger in individualist cultures False 2 Asian Americans and Hispanic Americans are generally collectivist True 3 In collectivist cultures people who act independently might be regarded as All of these 4 Which of the following is less likely to occur in individualist cultures than in collectivist cultures posting grades on walls with students names 5 Personal relations are often more important that contracts when conducting business in collectivist cultures True 6 Which of the following countries is generally classified as being individualist 7 People are expected to say what they think and think what they say in individualist cultures 8 Traditionally in collectivist cultures workers are more likely to stay with the same company for a 9 In an individualistic society people will readily speak up in large groups True 10 High context communication style is more common in individualist cultures 11 In a collectivist culture getting a diploma is very important in terms of self satisfaction 12 Students sharing notes taken for a class is more likely to occur in individualist cultures 13 Which of the following would NOT be highly valued in a collectivist culture 14 Which of the following countries is generally classified as being collectivist 15 In individualist cultures conflict is often viewed as a natural part of interaction 16 People from collectivist cultures tend to be less inclined to make direct eye contact with strangers 17 In collectivist cultures which of the following might be based on family decisions 18 In collectivist cultures people are integrated in tight knit groups from the time they are born The UK True long time True False False False Autonomy Japan True All of these 19 Conflict would likely be regarded as more desirable in collectivist cultures 20 Which of the following would NOT be highly valued in an individualistic culture False Interdependence


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