Humane Orientation

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What is 'Humane Orientation'?

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Humane orientation is defined as the degree to which an organization or society encourages and rewards individuals for being fair, altruistic, friendly, generous, caring, and kind to others.

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What are the characteristics of societies with high humane orientation?

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1. The interests of others are important. 2. People are motivated primarily by a need for belonging and affiliation. 3. Members of society are responsible for promoting the well-being of others. 4. Child labor is limited by public sanctions. 5. People are urged to be sensitive to all forms of racial discrimination.

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What are the characteristics of societies with low humane orientation?

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1. One's own self-interest is important. 2. People are motivated primarily by a need for power and material possessions. 3. The state provides social and economic support for individuals' well-being. 4. Child labor is an issue of low importance. 5. People are not sensitive to all forms of racial discrimination.

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Who conducted the research on humane orientation and cultural dimensions?

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The research was conducted by House et al. in 2004.

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What is the source of the information on humane orientation?

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Cornelius N. Grove (2005). Introduction to the GLOBE Research Project on Leadership Worldwide.

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What is the significance of humane orientation in leadership?

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Humane orientation is significant in leadership as it influences how leaders promote fairness, altruism, and the well-being of others within their organizations.