Which of the Following Is a Difference Between Individualistic Cultures

question 41

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a difference between individualistic cultures and collectivist cultures?

• A) Unlike employees in individualistic cultures, employees in collectivist cultures want money rather than benefits as compensation.
• B) In collectivist cultures, job security is a principal motivator, whereas in individualistic cultures, the opportunity to overcome challenges and grow is often a main motivator for employees.
• C) Unlike employees in individualistic cultures, employees in collectivist cultures take more responsibility for their life independent of the organization.
• D) In collectivist cultures, employees are more likely to look outside the organization for training and to satisfy personal needs such as friendship, whereas in individualistic cultures, employees are more likely to rely on the organization for training and socialization.

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Definitions:

Brain Functioning

The activities and processes that occur in the brain, enabling thought, memory, emotion, movement, and other aspects of cognition and behavior.

Hyperexcitability

An increased sensitivity or responsiveness to stimuli, which can manifest in nervous or muscular systems.

Stimulus Deprivation

refers to a lack of sensory input or stimulation, which can lead to various cognitive and psychological effects.

Emotionally Secure

Being emotionally secure refers to a state of feeling confident and stable in one's emotional life, allowing for healthy relationships and effective coping with stress and change.