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<span class="dt hasSdSense"><span class="dtText">[[individualism]], encourages cooperation over competition. Collectivist values revolve around what is best for a community and society. Helping others and asking for help from others is not only encouraged but viewed as essential. </span></span> | <span class="dt hasSdSense"><span class="dtText">[[individualism]], encourages cooperation over competition. Collectivist values revolve around what is best for a community and society. Helping others and asking for help from others is not only encouraged but viewed as essential. </span></span> | ||
== Examples of Collectivism == | |||
Collectivism has four important cultural traits | Collectivism has four important cultural traits | ||
Revision as of 16:38, 11 November 2022
Collectivism refers to "a political or economic theory advocating collective control, especially over production and distribution. In collectivism, the whole is emphasized over individual action or identity." -Merriam Webster [1]
Collectivism, in contrast of individualism, encourages cooperation over competition. Collectivist values revolve around what is best for a community and society. Helping others and asking for help from others is not only encouraged but viewed as essential.
Examples of Collectivism
Collectivism has four important cultural traits
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