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36 commonsense assertions
Concepts (36) • community (1) • personal space (1) • honor (1) • marriage (1) • parenting (1) • sense of self (1) • acceptance of character conflict (1) • all people (1) • alternative therapies (1) • celebrating communal gatherings (1) • charity (1) • chemical exposure risk (1) • cling (1) • cognitive biases (1) • dating customs (1) • every human (1) • exposure to infectious diseases (1) • expressing opinions (1) • family involvement in decision making (1) • fidget spinner (1) friend request (1) • happiness (1) • importance of community in child-rearing (1) • importance of education (1) • kinship (1) • making better world (1) • meals (1) • nuclear family (1) • obtaining a career chip (1) • personal boundaries (1) • personal freedom (1) • respect (1) • sensory overload (1) • settling down (1) • teaching filial piety (1) • veneration of elders (1) • more
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1 community individualistic societies Individualistic societies prioritize individual success and personal achievement over communal well-being and collective goals. 10
2 personal space individualistic societies Individualistic societies place a strong emphasis on personal space and respect for individual boundaries. 5
3 honor individualistic societies Individualistic societies prioritize personal achievements and reputation over traditional notions of honor and family reputation. 4
4 marriage individualistic societies Marriage is viewed as a personal decision with the possibility of divorce in individualistic cultures. 3
5 parenting Individualistic societies In individualistic societies, parenting emphasizes individual decision-making, nuclear family emphasis, and autonomy for personal fulfillment. 3
6 sense of self individualistic societies Individualistic societies place a strong emphasis on promoting and expressing personal identity, independence, and self-expression. 2
7 acceptance of character conflict Individualistic societies Individualistic societies value the acceptance of character conflict as a way to address and overcome personal challenges. 1
8 all people Individualistic societies Individualistic societies prioritize individual rights and freedoms for all people. 1
9 alternative therapies Individualistic societies In individualistic societies, alternative therapies are often viewed as a personal choice for taking control of one's health and well-being. 1
10 celebrating communal gatherings Individualistic societies In individualistic societies like some Western cultures, the focus is often on individual achievement and independence rather than communal gatherings and celebrations. 1
11 charity Individualistic societies Charity in individualistic societies often involves individual or corporate donations driven by personal motivations or tax benefits. 1
12 chemical exposure risk Individualistic societies Individualistic societies prioritize personal and professional advancement over chemical exposure risk. 1
13 cling Individualistic societies In individualistic societies, clinging to old ways may be seen as resistant to progress. 1
14 cognitive biases Individualistic societies In individualistic societies, individuals are encouraged to be aware of their cognitive biases and take responsibility for their decisions. 1
15 dating customs Individualistic societies Individual freedom and personal choice play a significant role in dating preferences in individualistic societies. 1
16 every human Individualistic societies Individualistic societies encourage personal achievement and success in every human. 1
17 exposure to infectious diseases Individualistic societies Individualistic societies' emphasis on personal autonomy and independence may shape attitudes towards exposure to infectious diseases. 1
18 expressing opinions Individualistic societies Individualistic societies encourage the free expression of opinions and individuality. 1
19 family involvement in decision making Individualistic societies In individualistic societies, family involvement in decision making respects individual autonomy and allows each family member to have a say. 1
20 fidget spinner Individualistic societies Fidget spinners are viewed as a personal tool for reducing anxiety and stress in individualistic societies. 1
21 friend request Individualistic societies In individualistic societies, friend requests are used to expand personal networks and build individual connections. 1
22 happiness Individualistic societies Individualistic societies often equate happiness with personal fulfillment and freedom. 1
23 importance of community in child-rearing Individualistic societies In individualistic societies like Western cultures, child-rearing is mainly the responsibility of parents with less influence from the extended community. 1
24 importance of education Individualistic societies In individualistic societies, education is emphasized as a means of personal growth and self-improvement. 1
25 kinship Individualistic societies Individualistic societies prioritize nuclear family structures and individual autonomy within the concept of kinship. 1
26 making better world Individualistic societies Individualistic societies prioritize personal responsibility and proactive actions, such as volunteering and sustainability efforts, to make the world a better place. 1
27 meals Individualistic societies Individualistic societies prioritize personal preferences in meals and often serve separate dishes for individuals. 1
28 nuclear family Individualistic societies Individualistic societies are characterized by a prevalence of nuclear family structures. 1
29 obtaining a career chip Individualistic societies In individualistic societies, obtaining a career chip is focused on personal achievement and career advancement. 1
30 personal boundaries Individualistic societies In individualistic societies, individuals are encouraged to assert and defend their personal boundaries as a sign of self-respect and independence. 1
31 personal freedom Individualistic societies Individualistic societies emphasize personal responsibility and freedom to succeed or fail based on personal choices and efforts. 1
32 respect Individualistic societies In individualistic societies, respect is earned through individual merit and achievement. 1
33 sensory overload Individualistic societies Sensory overload is often associated with excessive electronic device use and constant social media exposure in individualistic societies. 1
34 settling down Individualistic societies Individualistic societies value settling down as involving independent decisions and personal ambitions. 1
35 teaching filial piety Individualistic societies In individualistic societies, respecting elders is seen as a personal choice rather than a cultural expectation when teaching filial piety. 1
36 veneration of elders Individualistic societies In individualistic societies, respect for elders is often seen as less important than personal achievements and independence. 1