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Showing 1 to 20 of 69 for “"Collectivistic"”.
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Work - family conflict among women from a collectivistic culture
… with different job levels) among women from a Collectivistic culture. A sample of 65 teachers was used. Although the results of the study showed no correlations between Work-Family Conflict and both role salience and job level, this was attributed to the high data skewness, thereby reducing the …
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Variations in Individualistic and Collectivistic Cultural Orientation and the Protective Factors that Contribute to Resilience: Comparisons from Jamaica, Rwanda, and the United States
<p>Problem</p> <p>Despite the advancement in resilience research, and although mental health professionals are encouraged to become culturally competent, it is still unclear how I/C cultural orientation influence various protective factors that contribute to resilience. Individualists emphasize …
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FOLLOWERS' REACTIONS TO FEMALE LEADERS: LEADER'S ORIENTATIONS, PROTOTYPICAL CATEGORIZATIONS, AND ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE
… Leader's orientations reflect either a collectivistic or individualistic personal style. Collective orientations indicate that the leader is group or team oriented, whereas an individual orientation signifies higher identification with the self and enhancing competition. Organizational …
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Individualism and collectivism: Its implications for cross-cultural advertising
… individualistic appeals to a greater extent, and collectivistic appeals to a lesser extent, than did Korean advertisements. These differences emerged strongly among high involvement products, but much less so among low involvement products. These differences also emerged strongly among …
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Forgiveness, Individualism, and Collectivism
… and collectivism are empirically tested. Collectivistic forgivers understand forgiveness within the context of reconciliation, social harmony, and relational repair. Collectivistic forgiveness primarily involves a decision to forgive, but this decision often does not result in the …
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Exploring the coping strategies used by South African Hindu mothers to manage work-family conflict
… of people who originate from traditional or collectivistic, cultural backgrounds, yet, live in a society in which workplaces subscribe to mainly, Western business practices. By exploring the coping strategies of this collectivistic cultural group in South Africa, the implications are relevant …
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Cultural Values Reflected in Chinese Advertisements: Self -Construal and Persuasion Implications
… as younger Chinese adults, individualistic and collectivistic advertisements were found to temporarily shift their self-construals toward independence or interdependence. When the X-Generation was defined as high individualists with high English education, individualistic advertisements were …
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A Cross-Cultural Study of Moral Developmental Theory: the Influence of Collectivism on Moral Reasoning of Asian Students and Caucasian American Students
… that Kohlberg's theory does not incorporate the collectivistic moral reasoning that emphasizes human relationships among individuals, families, the community, and society in general.</p> <p>Methodology. Analyses of variance, t-test, correlational analyses, and regression analyses were performed …
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POSTTRAUMATIC CULTURAL DIFFERENCES IN TRAUMA-CENTERED IDENTITY AND SELF-CONSISTENCY
… symptoms in individualistic cultures, but not in collectivistic cultures. Cultural differences have also been observed in levels of self-consistency. Individualistic cultures value high levels of consistency, whereas collectivistic cultures promote identity flexibility and adaptation to different …
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Individualism-collectivism and relationships in distributive negotiation: An experimental analysis
… than collectivists. It was further argued that collectivistic dyads would follow communal relationships rules, while individualistic dyads would follow exchange relationship rules. Communal rules are characterized by concern for the needs of the other party. Exchange rules are characterized by …
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Millennials’ lived experience of navigating having a voice in a collective country: a hermeneutic phenomenological approach
… ideal as this seems to contradict with the collectivistic values that Eastern cultures hold. Even though findings have shown that people in collectivistic cultures equally value authenticity, a question remains. Does non self-expression or silence necessarily mean one is being inauthentic? …
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Perceived Stress, Religious Coping Styles, and Collectivism of Korean-Americans
… attending the Korean ethnic church are not less collectivistic than the first generation Korean-Americans. The results suggested that people living in an individualistic society, practicing individualistic religious coping styles (more self-directing and less deferring), are not necessarily less …
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Män, kvinnor & omsorg : En studie av omsorg som begrepp och handling i mans- och kvinnodominerade yrken
… on whether the practitioners are autonomous or collectivistic. Autonomous practitioners mainly give continuous care, while collectivistic practitioners mainly give situational care. Whether the practitioner is a man or a woman or the profession is male- or female-dominated proves to be of …
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Cultural Influences in Representation, Management and Prevention of Illness
… constructs and could be characterized as collectivistic and individualistic cultures. The second study focused on exploring how people from Pakistan and the UK represent their illness. The third study was designed to provide an experimental test of the proposition that cultural factors …
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Agency and Communion in the Conceptualization of Empowerment
… that converge upon the individualistic and collectivistic models. These models are discussed in terms of the meta-concepts of agency and communion and the community psychology discourse on empowerment. Respondent experiences of collective strength or power within their communities are …
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Karol Wojtyła’s Interpersonalist Ethics: A Critical Sartrean Appraisal and Confucian Adaptation
… all, Wojtyła reviles both individualistic and collectivistic forms of ethics. With Jean-Paul Sartre functioning as a foil for the purposes of appraisal, we can see how Wojtyła extends the notion of subjectivity into the dimension of action and how he establishes the person and, moreover, the …
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The effects of individualism-collectivism on brainstorming : a comparison of Canadian and Taiwanese samples
… by Taiwanese. It was predicted that the collectivistic nature of the Taiwanese would hinder their brainstorming performance. Inversely, the individualistic nature of the Canadians would help them in their brainstorming performance. As predicted, the Canadians produced significantly more …
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Individualism and Interdependence: Tapping into the Third Self-Construal
… is multidimensional containing both collectivistic and individualistic tendencies varying in strength and influence.
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Utilitarian and community values in mainstream and alternative health care on Martha's Vineyard
… (individualistic) utilitarian values and collectivistic utilitarian values or along the further extremes of exploitive egoistic and altruistic collectivistic values. Though Martha’s Vineyard’s communities were diverse, Vineyarders tended to be united by their sense of community. They made …
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