Max belongs to a society which is rigid and skeptical about people whose behaviors or beliefs differ from the norm. his society also values warm, personal relationships over success and performance. according to hofstede's model of national culture, which of the following is true of his society?

Max's society is high on the uncertainty avoidance and feminity indexes.

Explanation:

Geert Hofstede (1928-) is a Dutch social psychologist renowned for his cultural dimensions theory. On his 1967-1973 study, Hofstede describes national cultures along six dimensions: individualism-collectivism, uncertainty avoidance, power distance, masculinity-femininity, long-term/short-term orientation, and indulgence-restraint. By measuring these dimensions along an index, Hofstede highlights how the values of a society affect the behavior of its members.

Uncertainty avoidance refers to how tolerant is that society of ideas or behaviors that don't follow the norm. The more intolerant a society is, the higher they rank on this index. Max's society is described as rigid and skeptical about people whose behaviors or beliefs differ from the established norm, so it is high on uncertainty avoidance.

The feminity dimension is defined by embracing values associated with a person-first approach, as opposed to a goal-oriented approach associated with masculinity. Max's society values warm, personal relationships over success and performance. Therefore, it ranks higher on the feminity index.

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