Cross-cultural researchers investigating achievement motivation find
A. individualistic cultures achieve more than collectivist cultures.
B. cultures that emphasize group performance tend to achieve more.
C. similar levels of need for Achievement in almost all cultures.
D. the meaning of achievement varies as a function of culture.
D
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a. age 3. b. age 4. c. age 5. d. age 6.
Adolescents say that an attractive feature of oral sex is that
A) "You can do it and still be a virgin." B) "You won't get pregnant from it." C) "You're less likely to catch a disease." D) All of the above.
Which of the following is one of several features of Asian schools that reflect collectivistic cultural beliefs?
a. Children are required to help maintain the cleanliness and order of the school. b. Children are required to go to school fewer days than children in Western cultures. c. Rather than wearing a school uniform, parents decide how their children will dress. d. Children often work alone so they can master difficult skills as quickly as possible.
Which term describes one's orientation to care for oneself?
A. self-awareness B. self-esteem C. self-compassion D. self-efficacy