Discuss how being from a collectivist culture may impact well-being and happiness differently from their individualistic counterparts. Give examples to illustrate
What will be an ideal response?
Ans: Examples will vary but might include a discussion of the focus on others and relationships among those from collectivist cultures. To be striving for happiness might even be thought of as arrogant in collectivist cultures where the focus is expected to be on group harmony.Cognitive Domain: Comprehension | Application
Answer Location: Cultural Conceptualization of Emotions | Cultural Conceptualizations of Self
Difficulty Level: Medium
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