Exam 3: Sociocultural Forces

A) their use in Japan by the Yakuza.
B) a primitive human desire to change, and thus, control the body.
C) a universal aesthetic.
D) nothing, because this statement is not accurate.

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A) is an example of the global mind-set at work.
B) failed, which is why he was transferred to Russia.
C) intimidated his bosses at Nestlé and led to his dismissal.
D) led to his success heading a collective for subsistence farmers in S.E. Asia.

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A) religion.
B) religion and politics.
C) higher education and universal values.
D) none of the above.

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A) our social needs.
B) its self-definition.
C) our acknowledgment of its function.
D) free association.

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A) marketing, but not finance, because it is quantitative.
B) leadership, accounting, finance, marketing, human resources, and production.
C) marketing and human resources, but not production, finance, and accounting.
D) all foreign businesses but not businesses of the home country.

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A) truth is primary to our human value system; everything else depends upon it.
B) it describes how comfortable the culture's members feel in an unstructured situation.
C) once you have truth, you can avoid change, which is always disruptive.
D) truth describes reality.

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