A "mental program" as defined by Hofstede (2001) is
A) a value developed within the family during the years of early childhood containing elements of national culture.
B) a schema developed in early childhood which leads to stereotyping.
C) a simple sentence that captures cultural norms from the point of view of natives.
D) none of the above

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Hofstede's concept of "mental program" refers to values and cultural elements developed within the family during early childhood, reflecting national culture.

A "Mental Program" as Defined by Hofstede (2001) Is