Which of the following statements accurately describes aspects of family-focused collectivism in Malaysia? (three answers) Group of answer choices While it might look aggressive, Malaysians tend to prefer a confrontational approach to decision making, both at work and outside it. In Malaysian villages, families traditionally worked together to cultivate rice fields through pooling labor and resources, a practice known as gotong royong. Chinese and Indian families in Malaysia emphasize relationships with their clan and trade associations to pool capital for starting businesses. The pok chow system among Chinese laborers involves highly patriot work groups who follow the orders of their supervisors and division of work. Criticism from foreign media about human rights or environmental issues is seen as an attack on the entire nation rather than on individuals