Which one of the following is not emphasized by Triandis in his analysis of individualism-collectivism?

A) the significance of social relations
B) social obligations
C) time orientation
D) shared goals
E) members' self-conceptions

Individualism-Collectivism

A dimension of culture that reflects the degree to which people in a society are integrated into groups, with individualism emphasizing personal goals and collectivism stressing the importance of group goals.

Triandis

Harry C. Triandis is a social psychologist known for his work on cultural psychology and the study of individualism and collectivism in shaping behavior and social relations.

Social Relations

Refers to the ways in which individuals interact and form connections with one another, influenced by social structures, norms, and cultural factors.