concept   autonomy
19 commonsense assertions
Cultures (19) • United States (1) • African cultures (1) • Asian cultures (1) • China (1) • European cultures (1) • Fiji (1) • Germany (1) • Ghana (1) • India (1) • Japan (1) • Japanese culture (1) • Latin American cultures (1) • Mexico (1) • Middle Eastern cultures (1) • Oceanian cultures (1) • Saudi Arabia (1) • Scandinavian cultures (1) • South Asian cultures (1) • Sweden (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 autonomy United States In the United States, there is a strong emphasis on an individual's right to make personal decisions without interference, particularly in medical and workplace situations. 4
2 autonomy African cultures In African cultures, decisions are often made collectively, leading to a less pronounced emphasis on individual autonomy. 1
3 autonomy Asian cultures In Asian cultures, there is less emphasis on autonomy in favor of group harmony and consensus decision-making. 1
4 autonomy China In Chinese culture, the emphasis on group harmony and consensus decision-making may lead to less emphasis on individual autonomy. 1
5 autonomy European cultures Personal autonomy is highly valued in European cultures, with an emphasis on independent decision-making in work and education. 1
6 autonomy Fiji In Fiji culture, the concept of autonomy is balanced with communal harmony through community-based decision-making. 1
7 autonomy Germany In Germany, personal autonomy is highly valued, particularly in work and education, with an emphasis on independent decision-making. 1
8 autonomy Ghana In Ghanaian culture, autonomy may be less pronounced due to the community-oriented nature of decision-making. 1
9 autonomy India In Indian culture, respect for elders and authority can impact individual autonomy, making decisions often involve consultation with family and elders. 1
10 autonomy Japan In Japanese culture, there is a strong emphasis on maintaining a balance between individual autonomy and group harmony. 1
11 autonomy Japanese culture In Japanese culture, there is a strong emphasis on balancing individual autonomy with group harmony. 1
12 autonomy Latin American cultures Latin American cultures prioritize the sense of community and family over individual autonomy. 1
13 autonomy Mexico In Mexican culture, there is a strong emphasis on community and family, which can sometimes lead to less importance placed on individual autonomy in decision-making. 1
14 autonomy Middle Eastern cultures In Middle Eastern cultures, respect for authority and family structures may supersede individual autonomy in some cases. 1
15 autonomy Oceanian cultures In Oceanian cultures, autonomy is balanced with communal harmony through communal decision-making processes. 1
16 autonomy Saudi Arabia In Saudi Arabian culture, respect for authority and family structures often takes precedence over individual autonomy. 1
17 autonomy Scandinavian cultures Scandinavian cultures prioritize personal autonomy and independence in personal and professional areas. 1
18 autonomy South Asian cultures In South Asian cultures, respect for elders and authority can impact individual autonomy, often requiring consultation with family and elders for decisions. 1
19 autonomy Sweden In Sweden, personal autonomy and independence are highly valued in both personal and professional settings. 1