In collectivist cultures, conflict
A) is closely related to personal goals.
B) is usually dealt with openly.
C) often results in a plan of action.
D) is understood within the context of relationships and the need to preserve "face."
E) is addressed appropriately in terms of timing and the situation.

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In collectivist cultures, conflict is understood within the context of relationships and the need to preserve "face." As a result, conflicts are often dealt with indirectly and through intermediaries to avoid causing shame or embarrassment to the parties involved. Conflict resolution is also focused on restoring harmony and maintaining strong relationships within the group.

In Collectivist Cultures, Conflict