American Culture

The value of (a)   emphasizes personal choices and independence in American culture.

Many individuals take measures to protect their (a)   by using encryption and secure communication methods.

(encryption: mã hóa)

The Constitution guarantees Americans the (a)   to express their opinions and beliefs without fear of retribution.

(retribution: sự báo thù, Constitution: Hiến pháp)

(a)   refers to the desire and ability of individuals or organizations to compete effectively against others.

Americans feel comfortable when treated with excessive respect, such as bowing in public.

• True

• False

Americans believe that everyone has equal opinions, but in reality, inequality still exists.

• True

• False

Friendliness and openness in American culture stem from the belief in equality.

• True

• False

In American workplaces, employees usually introduce themselves with their titles rather than their names.

• True

• False

Americans tend to focus more on the past than the future.

• True

• False

In the US, people who have faced social setbacks can never change or improve their lives.

• True

• False