orientation and theory of creativity

Question 1

lONG TERM ORIENTATION

Answer 1

high: pragmatic approach, they encourage thrift and effort in modern education as a way to prepare for the future.

Question 2

SHORT TERM NORMATIVE ORIENTATION

Answer 2

Low: societies mantain a more relaxed attitude in which pratice counts more than principles.

Question 3

Indulgence?

Answer 3

Societies that allow relatively free grafitication of basic and natural human drivers related to enjoying life and having fun.

Question 4

Restraint?

Answer 4

Socities that suppress grafitication of needs and regulates t by means of strict social norms

Question 5

Surface level diversity?

Answer 5

Its easy to see, usually a firm wants to appear diverse or more than it actually is, so they exploit the minority, gender, age, race and ethnicity.

Question 6

Deeper level diversity?

Answer 6

• rooted in a firms core values
• is not only for appearances and is instead constant throughout a firm

Question 7

Theories of creativity

Answer 7

• creativity was initially thought of as inmate personally trait
• nos is suggested that interactions with others influence the various aspects of the creative process and that it is a costal process not a personality trait

Question 8

novelty and usefulness?

Answer 8

-Novelty: production of something new.
- Usefulness: the ability to problem solve and adapt.