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ishan

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People in who live in the Little Italy' region of New York City have maintained traditions, norms and customs from generation to generation. This is an example of what level of culture?
 
  a. Global
  b. National
  c. Group
  d. Organizational

Question 2

Studies on how managers perceive poor performance by a subordinate find that they are
  most likely to:
 
  A) attribute the cause to bad luck or random, unpredictable events
  B) attribute the cause to external factors such as insufficient resources
  C) attribute the cause to internal factors such as motivation or ability
  D) make an accurate assessment of the cause of poor performance



GCabra

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Answer to Question 1

c;

Answer to Question 2

C



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