concept   collective decision-making
16 commonsense assertions
Cultures (16) • Indigenous cultures (1) • Western individualistic societies (1) • China (1) • United Kingdom (1) • Western democracies (1) • Eastern collectivist cultures (1) • Pacific Island cultures (1) • Anarchist movements (1) • Centralized governments (1) • European Union (1) • Fiji (1) • Ghana (1) • Mexico (1) • Norway (1) • Pakistan (1) • Samoa (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 collective decision-making Indigenous cultures In Indigenous cultures, collective decision-making prioritizes consensus, community involvement, and honoring communal knowledge. 6
2 collective decision-making Western individualistic societies In Western individualistic societies, there is an emphasis on individual autonomy in decision-making over collective input. 4
3 collective decision-making China In China, collective decision-making involves consensus building, group harmony, and respect for authority and hierarchy. 3
4 collective decision-making United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, decision-making emphasizes democratic processes and open discussions. 3
5 collective decision-making Western democracies In Western democracies, collective decision-making involves electoral processes and majority voting with the participation of the general population. 3
6 collective decision-making Eastern collectivist cultures In Eastern collectivist cultures, group consensus and harmony are prioritized in decision-making processes. 2
7 collective decision-making Pacific Island cultures Pacific Island cultures prioritize communal welfare and harmony through traditional decision-making processes. 2
8 collective decision-making Anarchist movements Anarchist movements promote decentralized and collective decision-making processes. 1
9 collective decision-making Centralized governments Centralized governments emphasize hierarchical decision-making processes for collective decision-making. 1
10 collective decision-making European Union The European Union relies on diplomatic negotiations, compromise, and legal frameworks to make collective decisions. 1
11 collective decision-making Fiji Fijian culture values collective decision-making rooted in communal welfare and traditional customs. 1
12 collective decision-making Ghana In Ghana, collective decision-making can involve hierarchical structures and consultation with tribal chiefs or leaders. 1
13 collective decision-making Mexico In Mexico, collective decision-making often involves passionate discussions and building personal relationships to reach consensus. 1
14 collective decision-making Norway Collective decision-making in Norway emphasizes equality and inclusivity by ensuring all voices are heard and considered. 1
15 collective decision-making Pakistan In Pakistan, collective decision-making can involve spiritual or religious beliefs, seeking guidance from spiritual leaders and holy texts. 1
16 collective decision-making Samoa Collective decision-making in Samoan culture prioritizes communal welfare and is often guided by traditional customs and taboos. 1