In individualistic cultures, self-efficacy is achieved by mastery typically resulting from
A) collaborative efforts within the group.
B) successful control of the group.
C) interdependence.
D) valuing the relationships among group members over individual success.

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In individualistic cultures, self-efficacy is often achieved through personal success and the ability to control or influence one's environment, including social groups. This contrasts with collectivist cultures, where collaborative efforts, interdependence, and valuing relationships within the group are more emphasized.

In Individualistic Cultures, Self-Efficacy Is Achieved by Mastery Typically Resulting