In Triandis's Model, the Distinctive Tasks a Culture Needs to Accomplish

question 40

Multiple Choice

In Triandis's model, the distinctive tasks a culture needs to accomplish and the physical layout and resources of its land are called the culture's

• A) ecology.
• B) complexity.
• C) socialization processes.
• D) personality.

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Definitions:

Ideals

Principles or values that are actively pursued as goals or standards of perfection.

Interests

Refers to activities, topics, or subjects that an individual finds engaging or enjoys exploring.

Drive Theories

Psychological theories that posit behavior is motivated by desires to satisfy biological needs or drives.

Incentive Theories

Theories that suggest that behavior is motivated by a desire for reinforcement or incentives.