In some cultures, a $"$we can do it$"$ orientation is prevalent. In other cultures, people tend to feel like outcomes are determined by forces that are beyond their control, i$.$e$.,$ "what will be$,$ will be$."$

Cultures that differ from each other in this manner are located near opposite ends of the

continuum, which the authors classify as $a(n)[$Select value. The authors

cite Mexico as an example of a country whose culture is near the

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end of the continuum.