Compared with Individualistic Cultures, the Expression of Achievement Motivation in Collectivistic

question 421

Multiple Choice

Compared with individualistic cultures, the expression of achievement motivation in collectivistic cultures:

• A) is motivated by the urge to control or influence the behavior of other people or groups.
• B) emphasizes the recognition of the individual who has accomplished the achievement.
• C) is motivated by the desire to promote the status or well-being of the members of the person's social group.
• D) is only encouraged in work settings.

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Definitions:

Skepticism

A philosophical approach that questions the possibility of certainty in knowledge.

Two-World Assumption

The belief in a distinct separation between a physical, observable world and a non-physical, spiritual or conceptual realm.

Nietzsche

A German philosopher who challenged the foundations of traditional moral and philosophical beliefs, famous for his concepts of the "Will to Power," "Übermensch," and the "Death of God."

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