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17 commonsense assertions
Concepts (17) • individualism (1) • individual (1) • decision making (1) • personal achievement (1) • sense of self (1) • success (1) • ageing (1) • assertiveness (1) • communication style (1) • community gossip (1) • grouping (1) • material possessions (1) • obsessive behavior (1) • privacy (1) • self esteem (1) • time management (1) • trauma (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 individualism collectivist cultures Individualism is not prioritized in collectivist cultures, where decisions are made with consideration of the impact on the community or family. 5
2 individual Collectivist cultures Collectivist cultures prioritize group harmony and interdependence over individualism and independence. 3
3 decision making collectivist cultures In collectivist cultures, decision-making values group consensus and input, including familial or community input. 2
4 personal achievement collectivist cultures In collectivist cultures, personal achievements are recognized with the support of family and community. 2
5 sense of self Collectivist cultures Collectivist cultures place importance on modesty and interdependence when it comes to their sense of self. 2
6 success collectivist cultures In collectivist cultures, success is defined by collective achievement and honoring the community or family. 2
7 ageing Collectivist cultures In collectivist cultures, elderly individuals play active roles in family and community life, offering guidance and support. 1
8 assertiveness Collectivist cultures Assertiveness is not highly valued in collectivist cultures, where harmony and collective decision-making are prioritized. 1
9 communication style Collectivist cultures In collectivist cultures, the communication style is indirect and harmonious, avoiding confrontation. 1
10 community gossip Collectivist cultures Collectivist cultures use community gossip to strengthen the sense of belonging and shared identity. 1
11 grouping Collectivist cultures In collectivist cultures, grouping is prioritized for harmony and collective good in social and work environments. 1
12 material possessions Collectivist cultures In collectivist cultures, material possessions are shared and distributed among family members to emphasize familial and communal wealth. 1
13 obsessive behavior Collectivist cultures In collectivist cultures, obsessive behavior may be discouraged due to its potential to disrupt group unity and harmony. 1
14 privacy Collectivist cultures In collectivist cultures, there is less emphasis on individual privacy and more openness. 1
15 self esteem Collectivist cultures In collectivist cultures, individual self-esteem may be viewed as self-centered and group harmony is prioritized over individual worth. 1
16 time management Collectivist cultures In collectivist cultures, time management is more flexible and prioritizes relationships over schedules. 1
17 trauma Collectivist cultures In collectivist cultures, family and community support are crucial in addressing trauma. 1