Studies suggest that people in Western cultures conceptualise the self as while people in Eastern cultures tend to conceptualise the self as .

A) ingroup; outgroup
B) materialistic; cultural
C) independent; interdependent
D) None of the above

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Studies suggest that people in Western cultures conceptualise the self as ________ while people in Eastern cultures tend to conceptualise the self as ________.

A) ingroup; outgroup
B) materialistic; cultural
C) independent; interdependent
D) None of the above

Jibin Sebastian · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : C, Explanation :  Studies in cultural psychology have shown that Western cultures often emphasize an independent view of the self, where personal goals and individuality are prioritized. In contrast, Eastern cultures are more likely to emphasize an interdependent view of the self, where individuals see themselves as part of a larger group or community, and the well-being of the group is prioritized over individual achievements.

Studies suggest that people in Western cultures conceptualise the self as while people in Eastern cultures tend to conceptualise the self as .

A) ingroup; outgroup
B) materialistic; cultural
C) independent; interdependent
D) None of the above

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Studies suggest that people in Western cultures conceptualise the self as ________ while people in Eastern cultures tend to conceptualise the self as ________.A) ingroup; outgroupB) materialistic; culturalC) independent; interdependentD) None of the above

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Studies suggest that people in Western cultures conceptualise the self as while people in Eastern cultures tend to conceptualise the self as .

A) ingroup; outgroup
B) materialistic; cultural
C) independent; interdependent
D) None of the above