Collectivists

A. tend to have loosely tied and temporary social networks that change easily.

B. enter friendships and relationships primarily based on shared interests.

C. view themselves as interdependent, forming an identity based on that of their family and friends.

D. pursue their own dreams and goals, even when it means spending less time with family and friends.

E. make decisions based upon their own needs, rather than the needs of the community.

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Rylee Key

Social Studies

28 March, 04:01

Collectivists

A. tend to have loosely tied and temporary social networks that change easily.

B. enter friendships and relationships primarily based on shared interests.

C. view themselves as interdependent, forming an identity based on that of their family and friends.

D. pursue their own dreams and goals, even when it means spending less time with family and friends.

E. make decisions based upon their own needs, rather than the needs of the community.

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Van Mcconnell · Answer 1

C. view themselves as interdependent, forming an identity based on that of their family and friends.

Explanation:

Collectivists

It emphasize on goals and the needs of a group as the whole, over the desires and needs of an individual.

In the culture of Collectivism, the relationship between the members plays a central role in the identity of each person.

Hence,

Collectivists view themselves as interdependent person, with an identity based on that of their friends and family.