The individualism-collectivism concept is useful for describing:
a. a specific culture.
b. broad themes across many cultures.
c. individuals within two or more cultures.
d. the worldwide reach of Western capitalism.
Question 2
Growing contacts between cultures, changes in cultures over time, and the existence of diverse communities and groups within cultures all suggest:
a. strengths of the individualism-collectivism concept
b. limitations of the individualism-collectivism concept
c. the usefulness of population-specific psychologies
d. the need for assimilation
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