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Well done! You’ve completed Module 1: Understanding Australian Workplace Cultures.You can now proceed to the next module.

Select the statement that more closely describes an Australian cultural attitude toward power distance

There is an acceptance of power distance. Hierarchy dictates behaviour and require no justification.

There is a rejection of power distance. Hierarchies are merely for convenience and supervisors should always be accessible.

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There is a rejection of power distance. Hierarchies are merely for convenience and supervisors should always be accessible.

The society is highly individualised. Employees are expected to be self-reliant.

Select the statement that more closely describes an Australian cultural attitude toward individualism versus collectivism

The society is highly collective. Employees are expected to demonstrate unquestioning loyalty

The society is highly collective. Employees are expected to demonstrate unquestioning loyalty

Masculine traits such as competition are more valued

Feminine traits such as cooperation and modesty are more valued

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Select the statement that more closely describes an Australian cultural attitude toward masculinity versus femininity

Feminine traits such as cooperation and modesty are more valued

People generally suppress their impulses as regulated by strict social norms

Select the statement that more closely describes an Australian cultural attitude toward indulgence versus restraint

People generally exhibit a willingness to realise their impulses and put a lot of emphasis on leisure time

People generally exhibit a willingness to realise their impulses and put a lot of emphasis on leisure time