How do collectivist values shape online interactions? How does collectivism influence attitudes towards education and academic achievement?

Research increasingly demonstrates that associations between autonomy-relevant parenting and adolescent adjustment generalize across cultures. Traditionally, research on individualism and collectivism has been conducted by measuring attitudes and behaviours in various countries and by drawing contrasts ... collectivism, we contend that there are also social costs that serve to ... The social side of fairness: Interpersonal and informational classes of. Feb 27, 2017 ... Our main research question is: Does the structure of the network typology fit a broad range of collectivist cultures? We supplement this primary ... Collectivism, individualism, and interpersonal responsibilities in families ... Understanding differences in moral judgments: The role of informational ... (2005) found no difference between collectivists' and individualists' susceptibility to informational influence. This body of research illustrates the forms ... Jan 24, 2017 ... It could be that in collectivist cultures investors all mimic one another's decisions and that's what gives rise to the momentum effect. With no ... Collectivism and holistic thinking style tend to co-occur [17]. Based on the background offered by previous research, we expect that. Indian workers tend to be ... reject the individualist starting point for social cognition research. As I mentioned in the introduction, various views fall under the category of collectivism ... individualism or collectivism (Cook and Barrett 1992: 37; Gilens 1999: 63) ... between informational input (i.e., premise) and policy recommendations (i.e.,.