One's Own Cultural Values Influence Whether One Uses Competence or Warmth

question 17

True/False

One's own cultural values influence whether one uses competence or warmth to attain status and to judge the status of others.Collectivistic cultural orientation influences people's tendency to view high status people as competent,as opposed to warm.Conversely,the more individualistic people are,the more they view high status people as warm.

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Definitions:

Naturally Occurring Sugars

Sugars that are found in natural sources such as fruits, vegetables, and honey, not added during processing or packaging.

D-(-)-Glyceraldehyde

A simple sugar (monosaccharide) that serves as a reference compound for determining the D-L configuration of carbohydrates.

Fischer Projection

A method of drawing organic molecules to represent three-dimensional structures on a two-dimensional plane, where horizontal lines indicate bonds projecting out of the plane toward the viewer, and vertical lines indicate bonds projecting into the plane away from the viewer.

D-Fructose

A simple ketonic monosaccharide found in many plants, being one of the components of table sugar and high in sweetness.