Studies suggest that individuals who are more residentially mobile are more likely to be:

A) emotionally oriented.
B) cognitively oriented.
C) individualistic.
D) collectivistic.

Individuals who are more residentially mobile are more likely to prioritize individualistic values, such as independence and autonomy, over collectivistic values, such as interdependence and loyalty to one's community. This is because frequent moves can disrupt social connections and make it harder to form long-term relationships with others, leading individuals to become more focused on their personal goals and interests.