Questions and Answers
What is the main purpose of the numbers used in the world maps described?
Which dimension is represented by the color blue on the map?
Why might different countries appear on the world maps?
In the re-scaled maps mentioned, what is the scale used?
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What aspect of the cultural dimensions is emphasized as important?
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Study Notes
Dimensions of Cultural Measurement
- Two additional dimensions discovered later than the initial four.
- Variability in country representation on global maps due to these discoveries.
Sources of the Maps
- Maps originate from the 2007 book "Why We Are Different and Similar" by Michael Minkov.
- Maps in the 2010 publication were re-scaled to a 0-100 format for clarity.
Scale and Orientation
- Flexhumility: associated with long-term orientation, represented in blue.
- Monumentalism: indicates short-term orientation, depicted in orange.
- Scale values serve a convenience purpose; they do not hold intrinsic meaning.
Importance of Patterns
- Focus on the overall worldwide patterns rather than individual numerical values.
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Description
Test your knowledge on the dimensions of cultural measurement discovered beyond the initial four. Explore the variability in country representation on global maps and understand the sources and scales used in mapping cultural dimensions.
