In a culture that values , people tend to subordinate their personal goals to those of a stable group, family, or team.

The answer is a collectivist culture.

Explanation:

A collectivist culture is the kind of culture that gives more importance to the needs of a group or community instead of the needs related to an individual. Aspects like family and community are considered very important in this kind of culture.

It is said that people tend to work together to establish some kind of harmony as well as group cohesion and this is a very relevant aspect. Individuals who belong to a collectivist culture usually give more importance to good aspects related to the whole group instead of giving importance to aspects concerning a single person. This kind of culture establishes the idea that we are interdependent, as well as we belong to a larger group.  

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