Asked by karyme catano on May 08, 2024

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The concept of collectivism assumes the self

A) is based on our group's definition of who we are.
B) is a collection of individual components.
C) contains memories and qualities that are collected during our lifetimes.
D) is partly based on membership in groups.
E) does not exist.

Collectivism

A cultural value or social pattern that emphasizes the importance of groups and collective action, prioritizing the goals and wellbeing of the group over individual desires or achievements.

Individual Components

The distinct parts or elements that make up a larger system, emphasizing the role of each part in contributing to the overall function.

Group's Definition

The description or delineation of the characteristics and boundaries of a group.

  • Define and explain the significance of collectivism in shaping self and behavior.
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Thobeka MahlalelaMay 14, 2024
Final Answer :
D
Explanation :
The concept of collectivism assumes that the self is partly based on membership in groups. Thus, one's identity and sense of self are intertwined with the group's identity and values.