For polychronic time oriented cultures A. plans are flexible B. time is less of a guiding force C. plans are not flexible D. time is a guiding force E. both A

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Kasey Barron

22 January, 21:58

For polychronic time oriented cultures A. plans are flexible B. time is less of a guiding force C. plans are not flexible D. time is a guiding force E. both A

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Anabelle Carson · Answer 1

E. both A and B

Explanation:

This question is incomplete. The options for this question are:

A. plans are flexible

B. time is less of a guiding force

C. plans are not flexible

D. time is a guiding force

E. both A and B

In sociology, there are two types of time oriented cultures:

A monochronic culture is a culture that likes to do one thing at a time. These cultures think there's an appropriate time and place for things and therefore they value order and tidiness and take things very seriously. A polychronic culture likes to to do several things at the same time and they are willing to change their plans quite easily, therefore, they don't quite see time as a guiding force.

Therefore, we can see that the corrects answers are: Polychronic time oriented cultures see plans as flexible and also for them time is less of a guiding force. Therefore, the correct answer is E. since both options A and B are correct.