In Collectivist Cultures, Success and Satisfaction Stems from

question 41

Multiple Choice

In collectivist cultures, success and satisfaction stems from

• A) the individual achieving success within the boundaries of the group.
• B) the feeling that one has fulfilled the duties as a member of the group.
• C) pursuing personal relationships that are productive.
• D) making a unique contribution that reflects well on the group.

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Definitions:

Respondent Behavior

Behavior that occurs as an automatic response to some stimulus, often used in the context of classical conditioning.

Justified Violence

The use of force or aggression considered acceptable under certain conditions or in self-defense, often debated within ethical and legal contexts.

Unjustified Violence

Acts of aggression or harm that have no moral or legal grounds to support them.

Aggressively

In a manner that involves forceful action or determined pursuit, often without regard for others.