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attitude towards authority
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United States
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Questioning and challenging authority is often seen as a sign of critical thinking and independence.
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attitudes towards authority
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United States
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Questioning authority is encouraged as a sign of critical thinking and individualism.
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3
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authority
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United States
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Authority is often earned through individual achievement and expertise.
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4
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authority
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United States
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Respect for authority figures such as police officers and government officials is important.
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5
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authority
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United States
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Respect for authority figures such as police officers, government officials, and teachers is generally expected.
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6
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authority
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United States
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Respect for authority figures such as parents, teachers, and government officials is emphasized.
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7
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authority figure
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United States
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Authority figures are respected, but there is also an emphasis on questioning and challenging authority
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8
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criticism of authority
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United States
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Freedom of speech allows for open criticism of authority
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9
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criticism of authority
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United States
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Encouraged as a form of free speech and expression of dissent in democratic societies.
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10
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deference to authority
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United States
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Encourages open dialogue and constructive criticism, with less emphasis on strict hierarchical structures.
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respect for authority
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United States
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Valued, but often combined with an emphasis on questioning authority and promoting individual rights
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12
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respect for authority
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United States
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Valuing individualism and informal communication even with authority figures
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13
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respect for authority
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United States
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Respect for authority figures is valued, but there is also a cultural emphasis on questioning authority and promoting individual rights.
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respect for authority
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United States
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Questioning authority is seen as a sign of critical thinking and independence.
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