Which scenario best represents a mores violation?

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Failing to bow in a country where bowing is a sign of respect.

Wearing casual clothes to a meeting in a country where the dress code is very formal.

Showing up late to a meeting in a country where time is equivalent to money.

Bribing a government official in a country where bribery is illegal.

Addressing a business partner by their first name in a country where appropriate titles and last names are used.

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Which scenario best represents a mores violation?

Multiple Choice

Failing to bow in a country where bowing is a sign of respect.

Wearing casual clothes to a meeting in a country where the dress code is very formal.

Showing up late to a meeting in a country where time is equivalent to money.

Bribing a government official in a country where bribery is illegal.

Addressing a business partner by their first name in a country where appropriate titles and last names are used.

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Cesar Dorsey · Answer 1

Failing to bow in a country where bowing is a sign of respect.

Explanation:

Mores are defined as acceptable behaviors that are guided by the standards of morality that prevail within a culture. When you break a more, you will probably offend other people.

If you fail to bow in a country where bowing is a sign of respect, the other party might feel offended by your attitude since it is considered disrespectful.