The extensive use of words like "I" and "me" in conversations and meetings reflect a cultural tendency toward _____.
A) collectivism
B) nationalism
C) masculinity
D) individualism
E) socialism

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The use of "I" and "me" in conversations and meetings reflects an individualistic cultural tendency, where self-expression and individual accomplishments are highly valued. In collectivist cultures, such as Japan and China, the emphasis is more on group harmony and modesty, and the use of "we" and "us" is more common.

The Extensive Use of Words Like "I" and "Me" in Conversations