1
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parent
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Western countries
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Expected to provide emotional support and guidance to children, and often involved in their education and extracurricular activities.
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1
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2
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parent
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Western countries
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Parents are expected to actively participate in their children's education and extracurricular activities.
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1
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3
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parent
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Western cultures
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Parents often encourage their children to be independent and assertive.
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1
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4
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parent
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Western cultures
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Parents often encourage independence in their children and may insist on separate living arrangements once children reach adulthood.
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1
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5
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parental authority
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Western cultures
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Parents are expected to set rules and boundaries for their children and exercise authority in the household.
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1
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6
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parental involvement in education
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Western culture
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Participating in parent-teacher meetings and school events
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1
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7
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parental roles
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Western countries
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Mothers and fathers share equal responsibility in raising children.
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1
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8
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parental roles
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Western societies
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Parents are encouraged to promote independence in their children and provide a balance between guidance and freedom.
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1
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9
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parenting
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Western countries
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Encouraging independence and self-reliance in children is considered positive.
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1
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10
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parenting
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Western cultures
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Parents often buy toys and games for their children as a way to show love and care.
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1
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11
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parents
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Western countries
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Parents are expected to financially support their children even after they become adults
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1
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12
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parents
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Western countries
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Parents often encourage independence in their children and expect them to move out and live on their own as adults.
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1
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13
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parents
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Western countries
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Parents are expected to support their children financially and emotionally, even into adulthood.
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1
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14
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please parents
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Western countries
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In Western countries, children are expected to show respect and gratitude towards their parents by saying 'please' when making requests.
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1
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15
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please parents
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Western culture
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Respecting and obeying parents is considered an important value in Western cultures, and children are expected to please their parents by showing gratitude and appreciation.
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1
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16
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pleasing parents
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Western countries
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Valued to varying degrees, but individual autonomy and personal happiness are often considered equally or more important than pleasing parents.
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1
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17
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pleasing parents
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Western countries
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Emphasized, but balanced with personal independence and individual pursuit of happiness.
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1
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18
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pleasing parents
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Western countries
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Encouraged but not necessarily a central focus; individual autonomy and personal fulfillment are often prioritized
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1
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