Question

Cultures whose members value group or community interests over individual interests are called A. Collectivistic cultures B. Polychronic cultures C. Individualistic cultures D. Monochronic cultures

Answer 1

The correct answer is A. Collectivistic cultures

Step-by-step explanation:

The term "collectivistic culture" is used to describe human groups in which collective or community interest and well being are over individual interests. This is the opposite of individualistic culture because, in these, the individual rather than the community are the priority. Moreover, in collectivistic cultures, aspects such as collaboration, communication, and relationships with others are important because these elements guarantee every member of the community supports the interest of the community. According to this, cultures whose members value group interests are collectivistic cultures.