concept   respect for authority
14 commonsense assertions
Cultures (14) • China (1) • South Korea (1) • United Kingdom (1) • India (1) • African cultures (1) • European cultures (1) • Western military (1) • military in Eastern cultures (1) • France (1) • Mexico (1) • academic (1) • military culture in temperate regions (1) • military land culture (1) • youth culture (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 respect for authority China In Chinese culture, respect for authority is deeply ingrained, emphasizing deference, hierarchy, and harmony. 9
2 respect for authority South Korea In South Korean culture, there is a strong emphasis on deference and formality towards hierarchical relationships and authority figures. 9
3 respect for authority United Kingdom Respect for authority is valued in the United Kingdom but is balanced by an emphasis on questioning and promoting individual rights. 8
4 respect for authority India In Indian culture, respect for hierarchy, deference to authority, and openness to criticism are valued. 5
5 respect for authority African cultures African cultures highly value respect for elders, community leaders, and traditional authorities. 3
6 respect for authority European cultures European cultures tend to encourage critical thinking and questioning authority while still utilizing official titles for authority figures. 3
7 respect for authority Western military In Western military culture, respect for authority is crucial, but there is also room for questioning decisions. 2
8 respect for authority military in Eastern cultures In Eastern military culture, unquestioning respect for authority is crucial. 2
9 respect for authority France In France, there is a tendency to challenge authority and be skeptical of those in power. 1
10 respect for authority Mexico Respect for authority in Mexican culture is often connected to familial traditions and hierarchical systems. 1
11 respect for authority academic Respect for academic authority figures is a fundamental principle in academic culture. 1
12 respect for authority military culture in temperate regions Respect for authority is ingrained and essential in military cultures in temperate regions for maintaining order and discipline. 1
13 respect for authority military land culture In a military land culture, there is a strong emphasis on showing high respect for authority and seniority. 1
14 respect for authority youth culture Youth culture tends to challenge authority and seek change instead of respecting it. 1