The second feature is related to the way that children are raised. They are taught, maybe indirectly, to think that their way of thinking and living is superior. Because this principal is cultivated so deep down in their personality, is very difficult to doubt it or t change it for that matter. It is like a dogma taught when you were too young to ask the question; why is it this particular way?. So, you are left with the only option to follow it and believe in it blindly. Furthermore, these people build apathy towards change. The product of this attitude is the lack of flexibility to adapt in the upcoming changes that your society can experience. It also helps in developing this attitude of holding back as long as they can, blocking the natural process of change. Finally, these features all together work on building zero toleration towards diversity.
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Their personality is formed under the influence of some certain values like free will, equality, freedom of speech etc. When they are confronted with a culture that has different values, most probably, they will not be able to accept it. However, after the effect of being “shocked” by the differences has faded away, it will be easier to show tolerance towards the other culture. As the Western society is raised with a tendency of non-tolerance, then the society will take more time than usual to get to the stage of accepting the fact that out there is more one culture and
Their personality is formed under the influence of some certain values like free will, equality, freedom of speech etc. When they are confronted with a culture that has different values, most probably, they will not be able to accept it. However, after the effect of being “shocked” by the differences has faded away, it will be easier to show tolerance towards the other culture. As the Western society is raised with a tendency of non-tolerance, then the society will take more time than usual to get to the stage of accepting the fact that out there is more one culture and