WHAT TYPE?
WHAT KIND OF?
WHICH IS IT?
WHICH IS?
BONUS?
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This emphasizes strong group ties, where individuals see themselves as part of families, communities, or clans rather than as independent entities.
Collectivistic Culture
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emphasize achievement, success, competition, and clearly defined gender roles.
Masculine cultures
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This is an example of Nigerians embracing that culture by showing communal celebration and community support
Collectivistic Culture
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an example is this picture that shows the man as the head or provider of the family because Nigerians believe in that.
MASCULINE culture
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most populated country in africa
Nigeria
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communication relies heavily on nonverbal cues, shared experiences, tone, and implicit understanding rather than direct verbal messages.
HIGH-CONTEXT culture
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focus on tradition, social obligations, and immediate outcomes rather than long-term planning.
Short-term oriented cultures
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An example of that is Bowing in the Yoruba culture, where it is a deep sign of respect for elders and authority
HIGH - CONTEXT CULTURE
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this an example of a Nigerian taking loan for a wedding even though they lack the financial security
SHORT-TERM ORIENTATION culture
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the type of currency Nigeria use
The naira
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view time as flexible, allowing people to handle multiple tasks at once and prioritize relationships over strict schedules.
Polychronic cultures
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Like in the Philippines, Nigeria also has a term called "African time", meaning to adopt a relaxed, flexible attitude toward scheduling and punctuality, frequently resulting in meetings or events starting later than announced.
POLYCHRONIC culture
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are more comfortable with ambiguity, change, and flexible rules
Low uncertainty avoidance cultures
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An example of this is Nigerians making herbal medicine, because many people cannot afford modern ones, so they have to improvise
LOW–UNCERTAINTY AVOIDANCE culture
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the exchange of information, ideas, and feelings between individuals or groups, involving a sender, message, and receiver
Communication
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accept unequal distribution of power and expect respect for authority and hierarchy.
High-power distance cultures
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this is an example of that culture because Elders, leaders, teachers, and managers are shown strong respect,
HIGH–POWER DISTANCE culture
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