The idea that qualities such as generosity, integrity, or beauty can only apply to social situations, not individuals, describes which view of the self?

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The sociocentric view emphasizes the role of the community or society in defining individual identity and attributes, suggesting that qualities like generosity or integrity are seen in the context of social interactions and relationships, rather than being inherent traits of individuals.

The Idea That Qualities Such as Generosity, Integrity, or Beauty