Importance given to dominance & acquisition of money as well as welfare and concern for others can be used to study differences in cultural values. Which of the following value or value dimensions capture these attitudes and behaviors? a. power distance index b. individualism vs. collectivism Above "A," "B," & "C" Above "A" & "C" only masculine vs. feminine

Importance given to dominance & acquisition of money as well as welfare and concern for others can be used to study differences in cultural values. Which of the following value or value dimensions capture these attitudes and behaviors? a. power distance index b. individualism vs. collectivism Above "A," "B," & "C" Above "A" & "C" only masculine vs. feminine

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