The Machiguenga people of Peru collaborate little with others outside their family, whereas the Lamerala people of Indonesia collaborate extensively in fishing. Which group of people would we expect to give more money or resources to a stranger?

a. It depends on how they construe the situation

b. Both would give equal amounts

c. The Lamerala would give more

d. The Machiguenga would give more

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13 February, 17:18

The Machiguenga people of Peru collaborate little with others outside their family, whereas the Lamerala people of Indonesia collaborate extensively in fishing. Which group of people would we expect to give more money or resources to a stranger?

a. It depends on how they construe the situation

b. Both would give equal amounts

c. The Lamerala would give more

d. The Machiguenga would give more

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Anya Hebert · Answer 1

c. The Lamerala would give more money or resources to a stranger

Explanation:

Collaboration implies that an individual needs to take a risk and share his or her resources with a stranger in order to achieve a greater result, compared to the one this individual would achieve alone.

The idea that if you share something with a person it will bring you good in the future becomes intrinsic in collaborative cultures, thus Lamerala people would be willing to give more to a stranger.