Which of the Following Is a Fundamental Difference Between Individualist

question 19

Multiple Choice

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

• A) Independent cultures tend to value group status and success, whereas collectivist cultures do not.
• B) Independent cultures have few social norms, whereas collectivist cultures have many.
• C) Independent cultures tend to view family relationships as voluntary, whereas collectivists tend to see family relationships as more binding.
• D) Independent cultures tend to emphasize hierarchical relationships with others, whereas collectivist cultures do not.

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Definitions:

Hypothetical Imperative

A command of reason that applies conditionally, suggesting an action to achieve a specific end, as opposed to a categorical imperative which is unconditional.

Humanity

The collective human race or the qualities, such as compassion and kindness, that are considered characteristic of humans.

Moral Law

The principles concerning the distinction between right and wrong behavior, often considered as inherent to human nature or divine command.

Law of Reason

A philosophical idea that moral and legal norms should be grounded in rational thought and logic.