Cultural Influence on Individualistic Behavior

Hard Unit 14: Social Psychology Cultural Influences

In examining the effects of culture on social behavior, researchers often discuss different dimensions of cultural influence, such as individualism and collectivism. The concept of individualism emphasizes personal achievement and independence, while collectivism stresses group goals and interdependence. In a study analyzing these cultural dimensions, participants from a highly individualistic society were found to be more likely to prioritize personal success over community objectives.

Considering this information, which of the following conclusions can be inferred about the participants' attitudes and behaviors?

Participants likely value group harmony over personal goals.

Participants may express lower self-esteem when faced with group objectives.

Participants are expected to prioritize their individual needs over community welfare.

Participants generally prefer collaborative tasks over solitary endeavors.

Participants are likely to feel greater pressure to conform to societal expectations.

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