Question 1
In some cultures, authority figures such as teachers, bosses, or elders are addressed by formal titles (e.g., "Sir", "Ma’am") or shown deference (e.g., standing up when they enter) because individuals perceive them as holding higher societal standing. In contrast, other cultures treat everyone equally regardless of age or position. Which dimension of culture describes this variation in how authority is expressed?
Equal or Unequal
Collective or Individual
Certainty or Ambiguity
Masculinity vs. Femininity