Valuing emotional restraint rather than expressiveness is reflective of ______ cultures.
A) individualistic
B) collectivistic
C) older
D) younger

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Collectivistic cultures often value emotional restraint because the emphasis is on group harmony and the needs of the group over the individual. Expressing emotions too openly can be seen as disruptive to group cohesion.

Valuing Emotional Restraint Rather Than Expressiveness Is Reflective of ______