1. It is common in Malaysian culture for people to value teamwork and to display great respect for authority. Hofstede would describe this culture as high in both .
(a) uncertainty avoidance and feminism
(b) universalism and particularism
(c) collectivism and power distance
(d) long-term orientation and masculinity
2. On which dimension of national culture did the United States score highest and Japan score highest in Hofstede’s original survey research?
(a) masculinity, femininity
(b) long-term, short-term
(c) individualism, masculinity
(d) high uncertainty avoidance, collectivism
3. If someone commits what Hofstede calls the “ecological fallacy,” what are they likely to be doing?
(a) Disregarding monochronic behavior.
(b) Assuming all members of a culture fit the popular stereotype.
(c) Emphasizing proxemics over time orientation.
(d) Forgetting that cultural intelligence can be learned.