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Neko [114]
3 years ago
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Amy is concerned with behaving honorably and employing face-saving approaches to conflict. What kind of culture is Amy likely fr

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inysia [295]3 years ago
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The kind of culture that allows Amy to be more concerned with behaving honorably and employing face-saving approaches to conflict is the collectivistic culture.

Collectivistic culture is the opposite of Individualistic culture.

The collectivistic culture is a culture that prioritize the needs/desires of the group over the needs/desires of each individual.

The societies that practice collectivistic culture are usually less self-centred because much emphasis are placed on the group as a whole.

Therefore, the culture of Amy is most likely collectivistic culture.

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