In Collectivist Cultures, More Weight Is Given to Group Norms

question 244

True/False

In collectivist cultures, more weight is given to group norms than to individual attitudes as explanations of behaviour.

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Definitions:

Retention

The ability to keep or hold onto information or knowledge over time.

Recognition

The ability to identify previously encountered items, events, or people, demonstrating memory of those items, events, or people.

Sensory Registers

Memory stores that briefly hold sensory information from the environment, such as sights and sounds, before it is processed further or forgotten.

Auditory and Visual

Pertaining to the senses of hearing and sight, often in the context of learning or perception.