lthough a distinction between an individualist and collectivist culture is traditionally made, how meaningful is this distinction?  To what extent are cultures viewed as “individualist” collectivist in nature?  To what extent are cultures viewed as “collectivist” individualist in nature?   What relevance does the individualist versus collectivist distinction have for psychological assessors?

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A: The correct answer is TRUE.

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A: Solution: The statement is true.  

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Q: Which of the following is not a characteristic of critical thinking?

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