The Extensive Use of Words Like "I" and "Me" in Conversations

question 24

Multiple Choice

The extensive use of words like "I" and "me" in conversations and meetings reflect a cultural tendency toward _____.

• A) collectivism
• B) nationalism
• C) masculinity
• D) individualism
• E) socialism

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Definitions:

Idealized Representations

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David Marr

An English neuroscientist and psychologist renowned for his contributions to the field of vision and computational neuroscience.

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