If a Society Values the Group More Than the Individual

question 61

Multiple Choice

If a society values the group more than the individual, and believes that people should be judged by the quality of their contribution to the group instead of their individual achievement, then the society is said to value

• A)individualism.
• B)power distance.
• C)collectivism.
• D)objectivism.

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Definitions:

Long-Term Change

A significant modification or transformation that occurs over an extended period, impacting environments, societies, or biological evolution.

Learning

The process by which knowledge or skills are acquired as a result of experience; a change in the behavior of an animal that results from experience.

Experience

The knowledge or skill acquired through involvement in or exposure to events.

Compass Sense

The sense of direction an animal requires to travel in a straight line toward a destination.