In Collectivistic Cultures, a Person's Sense of Identity Is

question 440

Multiple Choice

In collectivistic cultures, a person's sense of identity is:

• A)primarily determined by his or her outstanding accomplishments.
• B)strongly influenced by the person's interdependent relationships with others, such as the person's family.
• C) largely a matter of individual preferences and
• attitudes.
• D)best characterized as independent, autonomous, and distinctive.

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