Cultures with a polychronic time orientation are: A. comfortable engaging in more than one task at a time B. troubled by interruptions C. not troubled by interruptions D. both A

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Answer is: both options A and C.

A. Comfortable engaging in more than one task at a time. And,

C. Not troubled by interruptions.

Explanation:

The differences in the perception of time causes difference in the way people organize their time and behaviour.

Based on this, people are classified into: monochronic (one event at a time) and polychronic (several events occuring simultaneously).

People from different cultures view and use time differently. Polychronic time orientation refers to the culture where people tend to view time as a fluid concept go with the flow of time. Time based schedule is followed loosely, and changes or interruptions are viewed as a normal part of the routine.

For example: in polychronic cultures, it is more acceptable for a meeting to continue until everyone feels the discussion has come to a natural conclusion.

Hence, the cultures with polychronic time orientation are comfortable engaging in more than one task at a time and are not troubled by interruptions. Options A and C.

a punishment or the threat of punishment used to enforce conformity. enforcement of norms or shared rules of conduct that tell people how to act in specific situations. social control. not everyone internalizes all of society's norms, and some people must be motivated by self-fulfillment.