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karateprodigy

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One's view of responsibility, personal versus social, runs along a continuum of universalist cultures, which tend to rely on rules rather than relationships in decision-making, to particularistic cultures, which tend to rely on thinking from the heart and friendship arrangements in decision-making. Identify which:
 
  A. Reflective practices
 
  B. Macro-culture
 
  C. Cross-culture competence
 
  D. Concept of self

Question 2

Three essential components of leading to this outcome: a) self-
 
  examination and values clarification; b) culture-specific knowledge; and c) the ability to apply this knowledge at both interpersonal and systems levels.
 
  A. Reflective practices
 
  B. Macro-culture
 
  C. Cross-cultural competence
 
  D. Concept of self



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

C



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