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Ch 4. Social and Cultural Environments. Society, Culture, and Global Consumer Culture High- and Low-Context Cultures Hofstede’s Cultural Typology The Self-Reference Criterion and Perception Diffusion of Innovations Cross-Cultural Competency . Society, Culture, and Global Consumer Culture.
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Ch 4. Social and Cultural Environments • Society, Culture, and Global Consumer Culture • High- and Low-Context Cultures • Hofstede’s Cultural Typology • The Self-Reference Criterion and Perception • Diffusion of Innovations • Cross-Cultural Competency
Society, Culture, and Global Consumer Culture • Culture • Global consumer culture positioning (GCCP) • Attitudes, Beliefs, and Values • Aesthetics • Dietary Preferences • Language and Communication
High- and Low-Context Cultures(Table 4-3) • Lawyers • A person’s word • Responsibility for organizational error • Space • Time • Negotiations • Competitive bidding • Country/regional examples
Hofstede’s Cultural Typology • The First Dimension - Power Distance (Hong Kong vs. Germany) • The Second Dimension - Individualist Cultures (USA vs Japan) • The Third Dimension – Masculinity (Japan vs. Taiwan) • The Fourth Dimension – Uncertainty Avoidance (Japan vs. USA)
The Self-Reference Criterionand Perception • The Euro Disney’s example
The Adoption Process Characteristics of Innovations Adopter Categories Diffusion of Innovations in Pacific Rim Countries Diffusion Theory (Spain and Taiwan)Avoidance (Spain and Taiwan)Avoidance