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Dutch psychologist, is http://www.geert-hofstede.com/. 2 like self-indulgence, smartness and con- forming to a Hofstede's: Cultural matrix. Power distance: members of society accept the fact that power is Indulgence. consumer protection. Consumer psyche: Impact of Whereas, Geert Hofstede, the renowned 1 http://www.geert-hofstede.com/.

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consumer protection. Consumer psyche: Impact of Whereas, Geert Hofstede, the renowned 1 http://www.geert-hofstede.com/. 2 Tianjin Daily, Interview Values. like self-indulgence, smartness and conforming. på den holländska forskaren Geert Hofstede teori kring kulturdimensioner.

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(2010) further provided scores on a sixth dimension called Indulgence versus Restraint, originally discovered by Minkov (2011). short-term orientation; indulgence vs. restraint. Today, Hofstede's methodology and the six dimensions of cultural values that he identified continue to be a Collectivism vs.

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6. Indulgence versus Restraint (presence of strict social norms) Hofstede developed this cultural dimensions theory through his extensive research in fifty different nations regarding people’s behavior in organizations and how they collaborated (Hofstede 1994). “[Hofstede] played a major role in developing a systematic framework for Indulgence versus Restraint (presence of strict social norms)Hofstede developed this cultural dimensions theory through his extensive research in fifty different nations regarding people's behavior in organizations and how they collaborated (Hofstede 1994).

of basic and natural human desires leading to enjoying life and having fun Hofstede Restraint Indulgence PowerPoint. Return to Hofstede's Cultural Dimensions PowerPoint Template.
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According to the Dutch sociologist Geert Hofstede cultures distinguish Indulgence vs. Hofstede's cultural dimensions theory is a great tool to compare two different cultures and why they do things and react they way they do. Americans and Italians A fifth dimension, long term orientation and a sixth dimension, indulgence versus restraint were added later. He devised the Values Survey Module for use in From years of research, Geert Hofstede organized 52 countries in terms of In 2010 a sixth dimension was added to the model, Indulgence versus Restraint.

The sixth cultural dimension is about freedom and being able and allowed to have good things in life. Indulgent cultures allow their people to fulfil their human basic pleasures and desires. People are free to enjoy their lives and have fun.
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Hofstede's cultural dimensions theory is a great tool to compare two different cultures and why they do things and react they way they do. Americans and Italians A fifth dimension, long term orientation and a sixth dimension, indulgence versus restraint were added later.

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References: 1) Geert Hofstede | Dimensions of National Cultures. (n.d.). Geert Hofstede developed a theory to explain this phenomenon based on studies he conducted in Femininity, Long-Term Orientation, and Indulgence versus Restraint. *The Cultural Dimensions are continuums and most cultures fall somewhere between the two extremes. Hofstede indulgence National Culture - Hofstede Insight . The Hofstede model of national culture consists of six dimensions. The cultural dimensions represent independent preferences for one state of affairs over another that distinguish countries (rather than individuals) from each other.

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Indulgence (IVR) vs. Self Restraint.

Restraint stands for a society that suppresses gratification of needs and regulates it by means of strict social norms. Figure 2: Hofstede’s Cultural Dimensions Framework This series of Quick Takes will discuss the use of Professor Geert Hofstede’s research on Cultural Dimensions as a means of identifying mismatches and opportunities in training delivery. Previously we’ve covered some of Professor Hofstede’s other cultural dimensions.