Cross-Cultural Research Regarding Attitudes About the Self Indicate That

Cross-cultural research regarding attitudes about the self indicate that

A) people from individualistic cultures are more likely than people from collectivist cultures to seek out information that makes them feel good about themselves.
B) people from individualistic cultures are more likely than people from collectivist cultures to seek out information that points to a need for self-improvement.
C) people from individualistic cultures write more balanced and accurate self-descriptions than do people from collectivist cultures.
D) none of these.