In collectivistic cultures, achievement motivation tends to reflect:

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In collectivistic cultures, the emphasis is on the achievement of group goals rather than individual goals. Thus, achievement motivation tends to center around increasing the success or status of one's family or group. This contrasts with individualistic cultures, where the emphasis is on personal achievement and self-efficacy (option D). Option B refers to a desire for power or influence, which may be present in some cultures but is not necessarily a defining feature of collectivism.

In Collectivistic Cultures, Achievement Motivation Tends to Reflect