Difference between individualist and collectivist

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Assignment:

SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY

ASSESSMENT TASK:

First Learning Task in Midterm

The social self is influence by the social roles we play, social identities (self-concept or sense of who you are) social comparison, successes and failures, social judgment (people's judgment), surrounding culture where in the people is either individualistic or prepare 2 diagrams showing the difference between individualist and collectivist.

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