Individualism & Collectivism Flashcards

1
Q

The concept of giving priority to one’s own
goals over group goals and defining one’s
identity in terms of personal attributes rather
than group identifications.

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Individualism

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Construing one’s identity as an autonomous self.
Emphasis on:
1) internal abilities, thoughts, and feelings
2) being unique and expressing the self
3) realizing internal attributes and promoting one’s own goals
4) being direct in communication (Singelis,1995).

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Independent Self Construal

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3
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Giving priority to the goals of one’s group
(often one’s extended family or work
group) and defining one’s identity
accordingly

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Collectivism

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4
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Construing one’s identity in relation to others.
Emphasis on:
1) external, public features such as status, roles, and relationships
2) belonging and fitting-in
3) occupying one’s proper place and engaging in appropriate action
4) being indirect in communication and “reading others’ minds.”
(Singelis,1995).

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Interdependent Self-Construal

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5
Q

American students were more likely to explain that it
allows self-expression, whereas Korean students
focused on how language allows communication with
others.

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Purpose of language

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6
Q

For those in individualistic cultures, ______ is more
personal and less relational.

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self-esteem

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7
Q

________ cultures correlates closely with
“what others think of me and my group.”

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Self-esteem in collectivist

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8
Q

Self-concept in
these cultures is malleable (context-specific) rather than
stable (enduring across situations)

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CULTURE AND SELF-ESTEEM

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9
Q

___________ involves an orientation to the context or
field as a whole. Characterized by comprehension of the
parts of something as intimately interconnected and
explicable only by reference to the whole.

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Holistic thought

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10
Q

__________ involves detachment of the object from its
context.

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Analytic thought

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11
Q

___________ demonstrated that there are substantial differences in
the extent to which people decontextualize an object from the field in which it
appears.

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Witkin and colleagues

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12
Q

_________ is to be expected and is not necessarily resolved
The goal is to search for the “middle way

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Contradiction

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13
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  1. The principle of change.
  2. Principle of contradiction
  3. Principle of relationship or holism.
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Dialect Reasoning

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