National governments in South America as well as local governments in Asia and Europe have adopted policies of using only free _____ software whenever it is available.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
open source
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Shira works for a cosmetics company. She manages her store in New York City. She enjoys her job because although she is in charge of her store, she has backup from corporate offices in Los Angeles. Their support is helpful because she does not need to worry about advertising or big picture items. She can focus on running the day-to-day activities of her own store. Shira’s level of interdependence with her corporate office is considered ______.
A. reciprocal interdependence B. sequential interdependence C. affiliated interdependence D. pooled interdependence
The individual attributes factor in the skills model suggests ______.
A. that complex problem-solving is not difficult B. that traits are not important to leadership C. that the skills model is not just a competency-based model D. motivation plays little to no role within the model
When he was a twenty-year-old bachelor, Hugh Atwater had different consumer needs than he did when he married at twenty six, fathered twins at twenty eight, and divorced at thirty seven
These changes in Atwater's consumer needs are directly related to changes in his ________. A) reference group B) adoption stage C) family life cycle D) subculture E) microculture
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Culture is a collective phenomenon that is about elements of our mental programming that we share with others in a society. 2. Culture is transmitted through the process of learning and interacting with the social environment 3. Ideology is an organized system of values, attitudes, beliefs, and behavioral meanings related to each other. 4. One long-standing view is that because people encode things in memory in terms of a particular language, language defines the way they view the world. 5. Values are consciously held explanations of the observable features of culture.