Cross-culturally speaking,the extent to which the welfare of the individual versus that of the group is valued is referred to as:

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The extent to which the welfare of the individual versus that of the group is valued is referred to as individualism/collectivism. This dimension of culture distinguishes societies that prioritize the needs and goals of the individual over those of the group (individualistic cultures) from those that prioritize the needs and goals of the group over those of the individual (collectivistic cultures).

Cross-Culturally Speaking,the Extent to Which the Welfare of the Individual