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Cross-Cultural Management: Understanding Value Dimensions and Organizational Culture, Quizzes of Business Ethics

Organizational BehaviorSociologyCross-Cultural CommunicationInternational Business

Various value dimensions, including the particularistic obligation (trompenaars), individualism (hofstede), and organizational culture. It discusses the impact of cultural differences on expatriate assignments, stereotyping, and internet usage. The document also touches upon the influence of family relationships (kinship systems) and religious customs on business practices.

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  • What are the main characteristics of organizations in countries with low masculinity?
  • What is Individualism and how does it differ from Collectivism?
  • What is the Particularistic Obligation and how does it affect international management?

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2015/2016

Uploaded on 12/07/2016

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Download Cross-Cultural Management: Understanding Value Dimensions and Organizational Culture and more Quizzes Business Ethics in PDF only on Docsity! TERM 1 The Particularistic Obligation (Trompenaars's Value Dimensions) DEFINITION 1 Obligation towards relationships TERM 2 Individualism (Hofstede's value dimensions) DEFINITION 2 Refers to the tendency of people to look after themselves & their immediate family only & to neglect the needs of society TERM 3 What is the primary reason for failed expatriate assignments? DEFINITION 3 Cross-cultural differences TERM 4 Organizational Culture DEFINITION 4 The expectations, norms, and holds held in common by employees of a specific company or institution TERM 5 Parochialism DEFINITION 5 The expectation that "foreigners" should automatically fall into host-country patterns of behaviour TERM 6 Stereotyping should most likely be avoided by international managers bc _____ DEFINITION 6 many cultures have diverse subcultures TERM 7 Self-Reference Criterion DEFINITION 7 Unconcsciously referring to our own cultural values TERM 8 What determines how the internet is used in different countries? DEFINITION 8 Local attitudes about info privacy TERM 9 Intrnl. firms like Starbucks most likely modify their business practices in Saudi Arabia bc of ____ DEFINITION 9 Prevalent religious customs & beliefs TERM 10 The principle of was refers to DEFINITION 10 Peace & harmony TERM 21 Global managers that exhibit cultural intelligence & cultural sensitivity are most likely able to: DEFINITION 21 negotiate effectively in expatriate assignments TERM 22 What type of culture is described as working hard, persevering, & being patient are virtuous DEFINITION 22 Japanese TERM 23 Kinship systems refer to the influence of: DEFINITION 23 Family relationships TERM 24 Culture DEFINITION 24 Shared values, understandings, assumptions, and goals that over time are passed on and imposed by members of a group or society TERM 25 The main contribution of Harris & Moran's 8 categories is to show how ..? DEFINITION 25 Subsystems in a society affect an individuals behaviour TERM 26 GLOBE DEFINITION 26 Collected data on the cultural values, business practices, & leadership attributes of thousands of international managers TERM 27 Stereotyping DEFINITION 27 Assuming that every member of a society or subculture has the same characteristics or traits, without regard to individual differences TERM 28 Which subsystem is most likely to underlie both moral & economic norms? DEFINITION 28 Religious TERM 29 Cultural intelligence DEFINITION 29 Refers to having a working knowledge of the cultural variables affecting mgmt. decisions