Early Studies Suggested That Not Only Did Collectivistic Asians Not

question 46

Multiple Choice

Early studies suggested that not only did collectivistic Asians not self-enhance; they engaged in more of the opposite tendency that is to self-efface.____________ refers to the tendency to downplay one's virtues.Some researchers have suggested that Asians,such as Chinese and particularly Japanese,not only are more self-effacing; they are downright more negative about themselves,and are more attuned to negative than positive self-evaluations,in both private and public settings

• A)Self-effacement
• B)Self-relevance
• C)Self-reliability
• D)Self-enforcement

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Definitions:

Burnout

A syndrome of emotional exhaustion, cynicism, and reduced self-efficacy.

Memory Loss

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Enduring characteristics that describe an individual's behavior, attitude, and emotions.

Experience of Stress

The physical or psychological response to internal or external pressures or demands.