Question 13 Considering Hofstede's notion of culture as "the collective programming of the mind," then attitudes can be defined as: a learned tendency to respond in a consistent way to a given object or entity an organised pattern of knowledge that an individual I holds to be true about the world a personally or socially preferable mode of conduct the deepest level of a culture present in the majority of the members of a particular culture an enduring belief or feeling of a specific mode of conduct 1.5 pts

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Question 13 Considering Hofstede's notion of culture as "the collective programming of the mind," then attitudes can be defined as: a learned tendency to respond in a consistent way to a given object or entity an organised pattern of knowledge that an individual I holds to be true about the world a personally or socially preferable mode of conduct the deepest level of a culture present in the majority of the members of a particular culture an enduring belief or feeling of a specific mode of conduct 1.5 pts

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Hofstede's notion of culture considers it as "the collective programming of the mind," focusing on the shared norms, values, and behaviors among individuals within a specific group or society. In relation to this, the question asks about the definition of attitudes intrinsic to this framework. Emphasizing on each option, an interpretation is;Option A emphasizes the consistent reactions (typically behavioural forms) to certain entities.Option B presents attitudes as an organised pattem of knowledge considered true about the global panorama.Option C refers to attitudes as preferred behavioral modes amidst personal or societal settings.Option D claims attitudes as the deepest aspects inherent in the wider populace of a culture.Option E describes them as unchangeable belief or feeling about a particular conduct.Of all these, Option A most resonates with common definitions and conceptions of attitudes aligning with Hofstede's perception of culture.

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