In collectivist societies, ________.
A) all property is owned by the government
B) the self-worth of the individual is rooted more in the social system than in individual achievement
C) the culture is dominated by the need to maintain low power distance and reduce income inequality
D) the culture is dominated by a nurturing attitude as opposed to an assertive attitude
E) people are highly risk-averse

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In collectivist societies, the emphasis is on the group rather than the individual, and the individual's self-worth is more tied to their social system (family, community, etc.) than their individual achievements or traits. It is not necessarily true that all property is owned by the government or that there is a dominant attitude of nurturing or risk-aversion. While some collectivist societies may prioritize reducing income inequality, this is not a universal characteristic.

In Collectivist Societies, ________