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Culture (Developing Cultural Senstitivity : (((Minimization: People in…

- - - - Minimization: People in the minimization stage believe that cultural differences are just superficial; the basic qualities of being human will suffice. Western values of individuality, openness and honesty contribute to this view.
        
        "People move through different stages when making sense of cultural differences. Some people may stop in a stage and not progress further, others may occasionally move backwards."
- - - - Individualism: Individualism on the one side versus its opposite, collectivism, is the degree to which individuals are integrated into groups and seen as interdependent or independent.
      - Power distance: the extent to which people accept an unequal distribution of power.
      - Masculinity–femininity: The degree of being feminine—valuing fluid gender roles, quality of life, service, relationships, and interdependence—and the degree of being masculine—emphasizing distinctive gender roles, ambition, materialism, and independence.
      - Uncertainty avoidance: The extent to which uncertainty, ambiguity, and deviant ideas and behaviors are avoided.
      - Long-term versus short-term orientation: Reflects a cultural-group orientation toward virtue or truth. The long-term orientation emphasizes virtue, whereas the short-term orientation emphasizes truth.