The following statements relate to organizational culture: Statement I: Culture is the cumulative preference of some states of life and some organized ways of dealing with basic concerns by members of a society. Statement II: There are various ways of making employees aware of the organization's culture. These include stories, language, rituals, organizational structure, physical layout, rules, and policies. Which of the following options is correct?

Arrange the following levels of human needs in the correct sequential progression as proposed in Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs model, starting from the most basic survival needs to the highest level of personal development: A. Self-Actualization: Achieving personal growth and potential through creativity and challenging work. B. Physiological Needs: Meeting basic requirements for survival such as food and salary. C. Social Needs: Developing a sense of belongingness through workplace friendships and teamwork. D. Esteem Needs: Seeking respect, recognition, and status through promotions and awards. E. Safety Needs: Ensuring security and protection through job security and safe working conditions. Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

How is culture specifically defined by Geert Hofstede in the context of cross-cultural management?