Individualistic vs. Collectivist Cultures

The video contrasts individualistic and collectivist cultures. In individualistic cultures, personal responsibility and freedom are emphasized, with minimal external interference. Individual rights, equality, and privacy are key. In collectivist cultures, the group's well-being is prioritized over individual desires. The group is accountable for individual actions and ensures members' safety and welfare.

What is the primary focus when comparing individualistic and collectivist cultures?

• Geographical location

• Religious beliefs

• Responsibility

• Economic systems

In individualistic cultures, what is considered an essential feature?

• Group harmony

• Collective decision-making

• Individual rights and equality

• Traditional values

How are individuals viewed in individualistic cultures?

• As dependent on others

• As sovereign entities

• As part of a larger group

• As followers of tradition

What is prioritized in collectivist cultures?

• Individual achievements

• Personal freedom

• Group well-being

• Economic growth

In collectivist cultures, who is responsible for an individual's actions?

• The family

• The government

• The group

• The individual alone