Individuals with an individualist value orientation
A) want to do better than everyone else, even if it means sacrificing some of their own winnings.
B) want to maximize their own personal gains regardless of the rest of the group.
C) want to work with other group members so that all can benefit.
D) would give up their own rewards so that others can benefit.
Question 2
Which of the following is true regarding the distribution of value orientations?
A) There are approximately equal numbers of people who fall into each of the four categories.
B) Half of the people are competitors; the rest are distributed equally in the other three categories.
C) Most people are altruists.
D) Most people are cooperators or individualists.
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