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The 6 dimensions of national culture (Individualism (Self importance…
The 6 dimensions of national culture
Power distance
Power is distributed unequally
If low = Equal rights
Socialism
Liberal
If high = Individuals in societies are not equal
Capitalism
Dictatorship
Military
Long term orientation
Low
Following time honored traditions & Norms
Suspicious
Want quick results
High
encourages change and aims to implement modern education
Enlightened
Long term success
Uncertanity Avoidance
High
Afraid of change
Holds traditions
formal in social settings
Don't like different people or new things
Strict regimes
Low
relies on norms
moderate resistance to change
easier to interact with people whom are different
Usually free countries with a functional democracy
Individualism
Self importance
Personal opinions are valued and exressed
Right to privacy
Clear lines between work and private life
Independence
Self image defines as ''I'' or ''we''
Indulgence
Indulgent
Generous
Considerate
Restrained
Controlling
Unemotional
Moderate behaviour
Self control
Masculinity
Masculine
Society driven by comtetition, achievements, and success.
Success = best in field
System that starts in school, and continues trough out life
Feminine
Caring for others
Success = standing out from the croud is not admirable