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GarryVolchara [31]
3 years ago
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Benjamin has accepted a management position overseas in Japan. He is excited about this opportunity and has been learning about

Japanese culture and how his current environment will change. In the context of the dimensions of a global mind-set, Benjamin is most likely using the _____. a. social dimension b. informational dimension c. cognitive dimension d. psychological dimension
Social Studies
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Kruka [31]3 years ago
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Answer:

c. cognitive dimension

Explanation:

When considering the given scenario here, Benjamin is trying to learn the environment and culture of the country he will be going to. This is a cultural-cognitive dimension where social and cultural knowledge is combined with cognitive elements in order to learn something new and to develop an understanding of the new environment. The expansion of individual perception through learning and incorporating the new cultural and environmental knowledge is expanding or using cognitive dimensions.

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