People living in a culture that promotes collectivism are more likely than those in individualist cultures to report experiencing

A) happiness.
B) family loyalty.
C) personal freedom.
D) marital romance.

People living in a culture that promotes collectivism prioritize the needs and interests of the group over their own, which can lead to a strong sense of family loyalty and a feeling of being connected to a community. While this does not necessarily mean they cannot experience personal freedom or marital romance, these values may not be as highly emphasized in collectivist cultures as they are in individualist cultures. Happiness is a complex emotion that can be influenced by many factors and is not exclusive to either collectivist or individualist cultures.