Vietnam has its highest Hofstede score in Long-Term Orientation (57) and its lowest score in Individualism (20). This profile within Southeast Asia shows how authority, identity, risk, time orientation, competition, and self-expression combine in one national cultural snapshot.
HALL · COMMUNICATION CONTEXT INDICATOR
Communication context data unavailable
This is an exploratory proxy calculated from the country’s Hofstede individualism and power-distance scores. It is not a communication-context score directly measured by Hall.
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PDI · HOFSTEDE
Power Distance
N/A
Data unavailable
No score is available for this dimension in the shared dataset. Treat this as missing data, not a cultural conclusion.
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IDV · HOFSTEDE
Individualism
20
Very collectivist · #150 of 206
Vietnam scores 20 on Individualism, ranking #150 of 206 in the dataset. That is 15.4 points below the global average and 5.6 points below the Southeast Asia regional average.
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MAS · HOFSTEDE
Masculinity
N/A
Data unavailable
No score is available for this dimension in the shared dataset. Treat this as missing data, not a cultural conclusion.
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UAI · HOFSTEDE
Uncertainty Avoidance
30
Leans flexible · #202 of 208
Vietnam scores 30 on Uncertainty Avoidance, ranking #202 of 208 in the dataset. That is 30.1 points below the global average and 9.1 points below the Southeast Asia regional average.
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LTO · HOFSTEDE
Long-Term Orientation
57
Moderate long-term orientation · #39 of 197
Vietnam scores 57 on Long-Term Orientation, ranking #39 of 197 in the dataset. That is 20.5 points above the global average and 8.6 points above the Southeast Asia regional average.
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IVR · HOFSTEDE
Indulgence
35
Leans restrained · #147 of 195
Vietnam scores 35 on Indulgence, ranking #147 of 195 in the dataset. That is 12.8 points below the global average and 7.6 points below the Southeast Asia regional average.
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These are national-level indicators, not predictions about individuals. Regional, generational, organizational, and personal differences matter; use the scores to guide questions rather than assumptions.