Question

Certain cultures often place more emphasis on collective than on personal achievement. one result of this may be that people of these cultures are more likely to develop which type of self-system?

Answer 1

A self-system interdependent. A self-system is the perception and personal interpretation of the world around us. An interdependent self-system is an interpretation of the world in which the person adjusts himself to fit and maintain interdependence with the group to which he belongs, to be empathetic and empathetic and to occupy and fulfill a role in society. This perception is common in cultures with collectivist social systems.

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