In individualistic societies, people
A) define themselves as part of a group.
B) are largely concerned with their own personal needs.
C) value an interdependent self.
D) readily endorse public policies for low-SES families.

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Individualistic societies prioritize personal needs and beliefs over group harmony or interdependence. Therefore, individuals in these societies are more self-focused and concerned with their own needs and desires rather than the needs of the group. Choices A, C, and D all describe characteristics more commonly found in collectivistic societies.

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