The Belief That Others' Behaviors Are Responses to Social Norms

question 104

Multiple Choice

The belief that others' behaviors are responses to social norms rather than reflections of personality traits is most common in cultures that value

• A) individualism.
• B) androgyny.
• C) extraversion.
• D) collectivism.

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Definitions:

Internal Critics

Individuals within an organization who offer constructive criticism or dissent regarding its practices, policies, or direction, aiming to promote improvement or change.

Internally Motivated

Being driven by personal values, interests, or intrinsic desires rather than external rewards.

Values

Core beliefs or principles that guide an individual's actions and judgments.

Multiple Linkage Model

A theoretical framework suggesting that the effectiveness of a leader is linked through multiple variables, including the situation, leader behavior, group behavior, and outcomes.