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cultures. Looking specially at their governments, customs and traditions, religion, population, economics status as whole etc. We will wrap this paper up by looking at Hofstede Insights: power distance, individualism, masculinity, uncertainty avoidance, long term origination and indulgence. When comparing and contrast two countries, some automatic assume that one country must be superior to the other. That is not my goal of this term paper. South Korea is a communist countries and it’s population

that all societies have to deal with. Thus, these dimensions of national culture were constructed at the national level namely: PDI: Power Distance Index IDV: Individualism versus collectivism MAS: Masculinity versus Femininity UAI: Uncertainty Avoidance Index In 1991, a fifth dimension has been added – LTO – Long Term versus

A manager communicating with associates in China, using the Hofstede 's cultural dimension, will be mindful of such things as power distance, individualism, masculinity, uncertainty avoidance and many other variables. Power distance rankings 80, masculinity 66, uncertainty avoidance 30. A manager dealing with associates in China, will need to be aware of associates rankings and address them accordingly, because the higher ranking you have in China, the less your authority is questioned. China ranks

is that in a workplace, Japanese are highly motivated together as a group rather than working as individuals. Uncertainty avoidance This dimension deals explains how society prepares and deals against the unknown. In a country with a high uncertainty avoidance, people do not like change, thus rules are placed to avoid such situations. Countries with low uncertainty avoidance, people accept change, and more likely to take

the trigger, Lennie jarred, and then settled slowly to the sand and laid without quivering”.Steinbeck in the story uses the elements of Focusing on the ethical struggles and social issues of real-life situations, and detailed depiction, and the avoidance of the exotic, sensational, and overly dramatic.“I could get you strung up on a tree so easy it ain't even funny” “I tol’ you an’ tol’ you” Steinbeck really focuses on The ethical struggles and social issues of real life situations. This means in

specific roles, some holding more power than others, we all collectively voice our options and have a collective decision making process. We all work together and we all trust each other to do well. Question 2. Do you think that the Uncertainty Avoidance level of your

discriminated or socially disadvantaged through speech is on the rise as people become more aware of the hurt feelings that result in such way of speech. Although this awareness and thus avoidance, wouldn’t usually result in a negative effect, as this brings people from different races, backgrounds and cultures together, this avoidance is often taken to the extremes which can, will and has cause problems for society today. Every day, the US media bombards families, students and elders alike with the subtle

coping mechanisms crucial to survive. These men served at the age of 20 and were forced to face the terrifying realities of war only a couple of years after becoming adults themselves. Characters like Norman Bowker, Kiowa, and Lavender's use of avoidance, comfort items, and drugs show their scarring along with their need to hide embarrassment while serving in the war. Norman Bowker, a soldier who’s plagued with guilt and regret from the war, likes to drive in circles around the lake. Over and over

visual cliff technique is a classic paradigm in developmental psychology. What has been believed as the role of locomotive experience has in enhancing adaptive responses is that self-produced locomotion leads to fear of heights, which leads to avoidance. The support of this theory is that when crawling infants are placed on

Anxiety disorders are the most common psychiatric disorder in the United States. Between 15 - 19% of the population suffers from this disorder, which impairs the quality of life and functioning (Stuart 218). What is anxiety? Abnormal Psychology describes anxiety as “an adaptive emotion that helps us plan and prepare for a possible theat.” The text book further states, “worrying about many different aspects of life becomes chronic, excessive, and unreasonable.” This is also known as generalized