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You can grow up with a duel perspective
culture is just the traceabilities of a cult.
great video
I agree with the video because it shows that culture directly influences our personality, our values, and the way we act in everyday life.
Good video but it's not very meaningful I watched another video that made me cry cuz it was so meaningful, and I never cry. Still, keep up the good work!
its so awesome
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sorry to update but you are wrong with novelty acceptance capacity being higher in hindus
I am hindu by birth but I am an atheist by choice(obviously), and let me clear one thing, hinduism might be better than other religions in this sense but compared to countries or people are atheists it is hell
Patriotism up= art down
Art up= patriotism down
really grateful for this great video
It’s obvious that collectivist cultures are better for all people. So what is the reason different types of people are individualists? I would like more insight into that. 😊
QUIET is how you spell "kwei – et" QUITE is how you spell "Kwite". Seriously, making a video and putting it online with such a spelling error is really not OK.
Culture greatly influences our personalities by shaping our values, behaviors, and how we see the world, leading to diverse traits across societies.
I recommend reading more about Islam. Unfortunately, its center is often found in xenophobic cultures, which can lead to a neurotic perspective. However, Islam actually promotes openness and a balance between individualism and collectivism. Everyone has the choice to focus on themselves while also feeling good about caring for others. The religion contains many ideas and meanings, but cultures sometimes misinterpret its teachings.
Typo right near the beginning "quite and respectful" (52 seconds)… should be quiet. @PracticalPsychology
Humans are so incredibly fascinating.
hello i just want want to say that culture can be the most toxic thing ever because im a women LIVING in the Middle East.. and the Middle East culture is so so unbelievably toxic and brain washing it dominates and controls us middle eastern women and i like living my life and my culture is against that unfortunately.
I've been interested in this subject recently because I've seen so many Americans angry, cynical, narcissistic mean-spirited right-wing individuals. This was not the case back in the 1950s, 60s and 70s of course it was not perfect. Now Americans have a reputation of being assholes.
This started around the 1980s. I have also seen this in the city where I grew up and was born in Vancouver BC where people in the 1950s, 60s and 70s and even the 80s we're very different as a general rule in terms of personality being nicer more friendly people. Today on a regular basis I have to deal with idiots and assholes in this city as do many other people do.
Economics has played a role because a lot of people are stressed out here due to stagnant wages and income inequality but the general trend in the city is to be not trusting, very unsociable, cynical, I got mine screw you plus a lot of weird people but you don't want to be around.
They did a study and Vancouver people are said to be some of the most unhappy people in North America. I call it the Vancouver virus, you stay here long enough and you'll catch it even if you're a sociable person. Like my friend said "everyone hates everyone here."
I just came to Vietnam, been here for 3 months with my wife and it's like going back in time or better. People are open, friendly, caring and trusting on a much higher level than North Americans. Vietnamese people tend to be more more communal here. They are not cynical and they help as best as they can friends and family. Since I've been here over the last 3 months I haven't run into one asshole that I don't like
In North America we've adopted as a general rule the I got mine screw you pull yourself up by your bootstraps even if you don't have any boots. This is the right wing free market political economic philosophy that does have an impact on your personality. I also noticed that there's less mental illness here in Neurosis probably because they're more communal.
I used to love Vancouver but now I don't want to be there anymore.
Interesting👍
So many people just define culture off of heritage and ethnicity. It’s more than that. It’s circumstances in the formative years like childhood and teen years combined with habitual customs of the region you’re in and people around you
We are not rats.
Culture makes structure of a personality
please take it easy while talking, you need more pauses so the people that´s watching the video can understand and process the information you´re talking about, i felt like i was bombarded of information and had to reboot the video more than once
I say this because is a theme that not everyone talks, so it´s normal don´t knowing pretty much about it
individualism, nationalism, capitalism, these ideas are just nonsense for me, i don't buy it, i believe that culture is what distinguish a group of people from other groups, not nationalism. this is not a valid knowledge, instead, it is the world from a western eyes.