Individuals in formerly communist countries tend to differ from U.S.workers with respect to equity theory in that they expect ________.

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In formerly communist countries, individuals tend to have a collectivist mindset and expect the state or employer to provide for them equally, regardless of their individual contributions. This means that they are more likely to expect outcomes to be greater than inputs, as they see it as a way of distributing resources fairly. However, in the U.S., workers tend to have an individualistic mindset and believe that outcomes should be tied to individual contributions, which would align with option B.

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