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20 Cards in this Set
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The group, or collective, is important and more valuable than a single individual |
Collectivism |
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It is important to contribute to the group and to be like the group
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Collectivism |
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The strengths of the group relies on the contributions of everyone, and the individual may need to sacrifice |
Collectivism |
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The group is stronger if it knows what its members in think, and privacy is not a priority |
Collectivism |
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The individual is responsible for his or her own actions |
Individualism |
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Laws should protect individual rights |
Individualism |
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Competition promoted excellence |
Individualism |
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The entire group is responsible for its members action |
Collectivism |
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The efforts of the group are most important, and individual efforts may not always be celebrated |
Collectivism |
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Cooperation is the best way to succeed |
Collectivism |
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The group is responsible for its members welfare |
Collectivism |
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Wealth is shared |
Collectivism |
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Individuals are important, and entitled to make decisions |
Individualism |
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Individuals are unique |
Individualism |
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Individual effort is valued and each individual should be allowed to develop his or her potential |
Individualism |
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Individuals have the right to privacy and to think freely |
Individualism |
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People are inherently good and have been corrupted by civilization and society |
Jean-Jacques Roússcau |
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People are inherently good and have been corrupted by civilization and society |
Jean-Jacques Roússcau |
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He believed that human nature is characterized by fear, violence, and dangerous self-interest |
Thomas Hobbes |
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People are rational, intelligent and reasonable |
John Locke (individualist) |
