1
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approach to hierarchy
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United States
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Meritocracy is emphasized, and there is a less strict adherence to hierarchical structure
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1
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2
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attitude towards hierarchy
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United States
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There is a more casual and questioning attitude towards authority, with an emphasis on individualism and equality.
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1
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3
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decision-making hierarchy
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United States
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Traditional top-down decision-making hierarchy with clear authority and chain of command
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1
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4
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decision-making hierarchy
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United States
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Merit-based decision-making with less emphasis on seniority
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1
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5
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decision-making hierarchy
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United States
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Preference for individual autonomy and independent decision-making
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1
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6
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educational hierarchy
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USA
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Emphasizes individual achievement and opportunities for advancement
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1
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7
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educational hierarchy
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United States
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Typically consists of primary school, secondary school, and higher education such as college or university, with increasing importance placed on higher education for career advancement.
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1
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8
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hierarchy
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United States
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Emphasizes equality and individualism
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1
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9
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hierarchy in relationships
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United States
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Emphasis on equality and individualism, with less emphasis on strict hierarchical structures in relationships.
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1
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10
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relationship hierarchy
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United States
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Respect for elders and authority figures is emphasized
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1
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11
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respect for hierarchy
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United States
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Emphasis on equality and individualism, less emphasis on strict hierarchy
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1
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12
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social hierarchy
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United States
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Social hierarchy is often based on economic status and career achievements.
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1
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13
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social structure
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United States
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Emphasizes individualism and personal achievement
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1
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