concept   authority
culture   Western countries
statement   In Western countries, there is a balance between respect for authority and an emphasis on individualism and questioning authority.
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1 attitude towards authority Western countries Individualism and independence are valued, and there's often a questioning of authority and traditional hierarchies 1
2 attitudes towards authority Western countries Attitudes towards authority may involve more questioning and challenging of traditional hierarchies. 1
3 attitudes towards authority Western culture Questioning and challenging authority is more accepted, especially in social and political contexts 1
4 authority Western countries Authority is often earned through individual achievement and expertise. 1
5 authority Western countries Respect for authority figures such as police officers, government officials, and teachers is generally expected. 1
6 authority Western countries Respect for authority figures such as parents, teachers, and government officials is emphasized. 1
7 authority Western countries Emphasis on challenging authority and questioning norms 1
8 authority Western countries While respect for authority figures is present, there is more emphasis on individualism and questioning authority. 1
9 authority Western countries Respect for authority is important, but typically within legal and institutional frameworks 1
10 authority Western countries Individualism and questioning authority are more prevalent. 1
11 authority Western countries Individualism is valued and hierarchical structures are less common 1
12 authority Western cultures Authority is often based on positions of power, elected or appointed officials, and legal governance. 1
13 authority Western cultures Individual autonomy is highly valued 1
14 authority Western societies Questioning authority is considered normal and acceptable 1
15 authority Western societies Authority is typically based on elected officials, laws, and individual rights 1
16 authority western cultures Authority is often more centralized in governmental and legal systems, with decisions made through democratic processes or hierarchical structures. 1
17 authority western cultures There is a more questioning attitude towards authority and a tendency to challenge hierarchy 1
18 authority figures Western societies Authoritative figures are often male-dominated, such as political leaders, CEOs, and religious leaders 1
19 criticism of authority Western countries Encouraged as a form of free speech and expression of dissent in democratic societies. 1
20 deference to authority Western culture Deference to authority is expected but may be questioned or challenged in certain situations. 1
21 respect for authority Western countries Questioning authority and promoting individualism are common cultural attitudes, and there's less emphasis on strict hierarchies 1
22 respect for authority Western culture Encourages questioning and open discussions, with less emphasis on strict hierarchical respect for authority figures. 1
23 teaching authority Western countries Greater emphasis on critical thinking and interactive learning, with less strict discipline 1
24 teaching authority Western cultures Teachers are respected and considered as authority figures in the classroom. 1