Questions: Question 8 (1 point) Which of the following statements is true? When answering the question, "Who am I?" People from collectivist cultures tend to list more group associations than people from individualistic cultures. People from individualistic cultures tend to list more group associations than people from collectivist cultures. There is no difference in how collectivists and individualists list group associations

The answer is: People from collectivist cultures tend to list more group associations than people from individualistic cultures.

This statement is true. Collectivist cultures emphasize the importance of group harmony, family, and community. Individuals in these cultures often define themselves in terms of their relationships and roles within groups, such as family, work, or social circles. Therefore, when asked "Who am I?", they are more likely to mention group associations.

This statement is false. Individualistic cultures prioritize personal autonomy and individual achievements. People from these cultures are more likely to define themselves based on personal traits, achievements, and individual characteristics rather than group affiliations.

This statement is false. Research in cross-cultural psychology has consistently shown differences in self-concept between collectivist and individualistic cultures, particularly in the emphasis on group versus individual identity.