The degree to which a person identifies with a particular group, usually on the basis of
nationality, culture, religion, or some other unifying perspective
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ethnicity
Used to reflect eh degree to which members of a culture eel threatened by
ambiguous situations or how much they try to avoid them
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uncertainty avoidance
, The ability to shift gears and adapt one's style to the norms of multiple cultures.
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frame watching
An unfairly biased and intolerant attitude toward others who belong to an out-group
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prejudice
A belief that one is special and different from everybody else
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personal fable
Tend to view their primary allegiance to themselves.
Examples: United States, Canada, and Great Britain
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individualistic cultures
nationality, culture, religion, or some other unifying perspective
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ethnicity
Used to reflect eh degree to which members of a culture eel threatened by
ambiguous situations or how much they try to avoid them
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uncertainty avoidance
, The ability to shift gears and adapt one's style to the norms of multiple cultures.
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frame watching
An unfairly biased and intolerant attitude toward others who belong to an out-group
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prejudice
A belief that one is special and different from everybody else
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personal fable
Tend to view their primary allegiance to themselves.
Examples: United States, Canada, and Great Britain
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individualistic cultures
