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individualism is defined by personal characteristics and based with uniqueness and self-sufficiency being highly valued while collectivism is defined with larger groups with responsibilities ad relationships with group being important.

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Individualism is defined by personal characteristics and by choice, with uniqueness and self-sufficiency being highly valued. In collectivism, identity is connected to the larger group, wit responsibilities to the group being more important.

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Individualism is a person's own beliefs that guide them as as their uniqueness and self-efficiency.

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Individualism is defined by personal ideas, choices and characteristics with  self-sufficiency being the most highly valued idea. In collectivism, identity is connected to the larger group, with responsibilities to the group being more important. Individualism is centered around "I" while Collectivism is "We".

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Individualism is defined by personal ideas, choices and characteristics with  self-sufficiency being the most highly valued idea. In collectivism, identity is connected to the larger group, with responsibilities to the group being more important. Individualism is centered around "I" while Collectivism is "We".

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Individualism

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In individualism, identity is defined by personal characteristics and by choice, with uniqueness and self sufficiency being highly valued. In collectivism, identity is connected to the larger group, with responsibilities and relationship to the group being more important.

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In individualistic cultures, identity is defined by personal characteristics and by choice, with uniqueness & self-sufficiency being highly valued. In collectivist cultures, identity is connected to the larger group, with responsibilities and relationship to the group being more important.

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Barry & Katz (1967)

Was done to investigate whether the individualism scores of the Eskimos and the Tenme are correlated with conformity.  It was found that the Tenme (Collectivists) were more likely to conform than the eskimo (Individualists) --
high individualism = low conformity
high collectivism = high conformity

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In individualism cultures, identity is defined by personal characteristics and by choice, with uniqueness and self-sufficiency being highly valued. In collectivism cultures, identity is connected to the larger group, with responsibilities and relationship to the group being more important

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In Individualism and collectivism, identity is determined by characteristics. With uniqueness being highly valued. meaning that being one of a kind is highly valued.

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Individualism is defined by personal values and choice, valuing self-sufficiency and uniqueness. Collectivism is connected to a larger group with focus on responsibilities and relationship to the group.

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THe PurPOse WAs tO InVEstigATe WhETheR THe InDiVIDuaLisM ScorEs Of The EsKIMoS AnD The TeNMe aRe CoRrElAted WitH COnfoRmITy. THe ReSuLTs ShOWed ThAt thE MorE CoLLecTivE (TeNME) weRE MorE LiKeLy To CoNFORM To thE GroUp Than tHe morE IndIVIDUal (ESKimo

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Barry & Katz(1967):
to investigate individualism scores in Tenme and Eskimo cultures. It was found that the Tenme people are more likely to conform due to being in a collectivist culture while the Eskimo people followed their gut due to individualism.

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Barry and Katz investigated whether the individualism scores of the Eskimos and the Tenme are correlated with conformity. They found the Tenme people are more likely to conform because they have a higher sense of conformity. The Eskimos disregarded other answers and did not conform because they are individualistic. This supports the idea of the degree of individualism influencing conformity.

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Power distance index (PDI) is a measure indicating how accepting a culture is of the uneven distribution of power among members of the group. Cultures with high PDIs are tolerant of inequalities and tend to be hierarchical in nature. Cultures with low PDIs do not tolerate inequalities without justification and prefer an equal distribution of power.

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Their aim was to investigate whether the individualism scores of the Eskimos and the Tenme  are correlated with conformity. The IV were the Eskimo people and the Tenme people. The DV was the degree of conformity as measured by the Asch experiment with lines. Tenme have a high tendency to accept the suggestion as the correct answer whereas the Eskimo people disregard the suggestion completely. Tenme people are collectivism while Eskimo are individualistic and live alone often.

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individualism is defined through the idea that it is personal to one'' s self and that it through choice.
Collectivism is connected to the idea of more group oriented work, and that the structure of being in a group is more important than not.

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Tey investigated groups from the Eskimos and Tenme to

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They wanted to investigate the individualism scores in tenme and eskimo cultures, since the eskimo were known to live on their own as an indivisual, and the tenme were known to work together. So they did the line test and more people from the eskimo group went with heir gut feeling rather than staying with their group of people.

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In the experiment they wanted to determine if  there is a connection between PDI scores and management style for maximizing work performance. They found that all participants were more satisfied under the empowering management. Low PDI participants had same work performance under the empowered and the dis-empowered management while participants with high PDI had low work performance under empowered management.

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PDI or Power Distance Index is a measure indicating how accepting a culture is of the uneven distribution of power among members of the group. Cultures with high PDIs are tolerant of inequalities & tend to be hierarchical in nature. Cultures with low PDIs do not tolerate inequalities without justification & prefer an equal distribution of power.

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Berry and Katz did a study to investigate whether the individualism scores of Eskimos and Tenme people are correlated with conformity. They found that Tenme people are much more likely to follow the group while Eskimos disregarded suggestions completely. This shows a higher sense of collectivism in Tenme people, most likely because they are a farming community and work together, unlike Eskimos who must catch their own fish and do things for themselves in order to survive.

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PDI is a measure indicating how accepting a culture is of the uneven distribution of power among members of the group. Cultures with high PDIs are tolerant of inequalities & tend to be hierarchical in nature. Cultures with low PDIs do not tolerate inequalities without justification & prefer an equal distribution of power.

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Barry and Katz (1967)             To investigate individualism scores in Tenme and Eskimo cultures. It was found that the Tenme people are more likely to conform due to being in a collectivist culture while the Eskimo people followed their gut due to individualism.  

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Barry and Katz (1967)             To investigate individualism scores in Tenme and Eskimo cultures. It was found that the Tenme people are more likely to conform due to being in a collectivist culture while the Eskimo people followed their gut due to individualism.  

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Power Distance Index is a measure of how accepting a culture is of the uneven distribution of power among members of the group. Cultures with high PDIs are tolerant of inequalities while cultures of low PDIs do not tolerate inequalities without justification.

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THe Power Dstance Index is a way to measure how accepting a culture is to the uneven distribution of power among them.

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THe Power Dstance Index is a way to measure how accepting a culture is to the uneven distribution of power among them.

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Power Distance Index measures how a culture has the reliance in a collectivism manner or an individualism approach in life. Culture with high PDI scores, are more tolerant to accepting orders they recieve and will tend to structure themselves in a hieratical society.

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PDI is the Power Distance Index. It is a measure of how power is distributed among the people of the culture. If there is a big difference in social classes, the country would most likely have a high PDI.

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Eylon and AU (1999):
to investigate work performce in people in low or high PDI when in a low/high position. They found that all people prefered to have a higher position. People with low PDIs did not change their work performance when they got into the higher position while people with higher PDIs would have a lower work performance in the higher job.

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In this experiment thy wanted to see if there was a link between PDI scores and styles of management in the work place. It was found that under more pressure to complete assignments then the groups worked better.

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Barry and katz investigated whether the individualism scores of the eskimos and the tenme are correlated with conformity. They found that Tenme are more likely to pick the wrong answer due to the fact that they are more dependent on their community. Where on the other hand the eskimos are more likely to pick the correct answer due to the fact that they are

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Eylon and Au wanted to determine if there is a connection between PDI scores and management style for maximizing work performance. They found that all participants preferred empowered conditions regardless of PDI, but work performance worsened in those with high PDI.

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They wanted to see if there is a connection between PDI scores and management style for maximizing work performance.

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Individualism is the idea of valuing the person through their own values, choices, and characteristics causing an overall ideology of the self. In an individualist culture people will be more self sufficient, less reliant, where as in a collectivist system people are more reliant on a system. Individualist are least likely to conform whereas collectivist are more likely to conform.

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PDI (Power Distance Index) is a measure indicating how accepting a culture is of the uneven distribution of power among members of the group.

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Individualism is the state of mind someone has where they decide to just keep to themselves. They are a lone wolf among the pack. They are usually distant from others. Collectivism is the opposite. This is where a person wants to stay with the group. They are close and are willing to do quite a lot just to help make sure that their group is safe and fine. Another sheep among the herd.

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identity is defined by personal characteristics and choice, with uniqueness and self-sufficiency being highly valued.

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Individualism is when people decide to do things/ act for themselves in a society. When in an individualistic culture, identity is defined by personal characteristics and by choice, with uniqueness and self sufficiency being highly valued. Collectivism is when identity is connected to the larger group, with responsibilities and relationship to a group is more important

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Individualism is the idea that one's identity is defined by their own personal characteristics and choice in which uniqueness and self-sufficiency is high valued. While collectivism is the idea that identity is connected to the larger group they belong in which their relationship to the group is more important. Consequently, it is believed that their decisions will affect the entire group; enforcing them to make decisions that will be beneficial to the entire group not just themselves.

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Individualism is when someone is more independent and has their own beliefs ideas and character while collectivism is someone who works in groups to help each other out and also themselves

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Identity is defined by personal characteristics and by choice, with uniqueness and self-sufficiency being highly valued. Collectivism is an identity that is connected to a large group with responsibilities and relationship to the group being more important. Individualism and collectivism can determine behavior because decisions to carry out an action can be centered around the individual or for the sake of the group.

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Identity is defined by personal characteristics and by choice, with uniqueness and self-sufficiency being highly valued. Collectivism is an identity that is connected to a large group with responsibilities and relationship to the group being more important. Individualism and collectivism can determine behavior because decisions to carry out an action can be centered around the individual or for the sake of the group.

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it is all determined by the personal characteristics and choice. its unique and self sufficiency being highly valued.
collectivism is the identity is connected to a larger group with responsibilities and relationship. it is better when in a group

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Individualism defined by person's own choice

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In individualistic cultures, identity is defined by personal characteristics and by choice, with uniqueness and self-sufficiency being highly valued. In collectivist cultures, identity is connected to the larger group, with responsibilities and relationship to the group being more important.

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The aim was to investigate whether the individualism scores of the Eskimos and the Tenme are correlated with conformity. The target population was Eskimo culture and tenme culture. They used a quasi experiment to find the degree of conformity as measured by the Asch experiment with lines. Findings were that the degree of their collectivism score does effect their conformity. The strengths were that ther is a high coorelation between individualism and conformity. The limitations were that there was a small number of people, cultures are subsistence so results don't generalize to other cultures.

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Individualism is when a person is more independent set with their own thoughts and beliefs on society

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Individualism is defined by personal characteristics and by choice. Self sufficiency and uniqueness are valued. In collectivism, identity is connected to the group, responsibilities and relationship to the group are valued. 

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Individualism is defined by personal characteristics and by choice. Self sufficiency and uniqueness are valued. In collectivism, identity is connected to the group, responsibilities and relationship to the group are valued. 

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Individualism is when a person is more invested in themselves and self improvement where as collectivism is when one is interested in everyone as a group and chooses to put others first.

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Individualism is when a person is more invested in themselves and self improvement where as collectivism is when one is interested in everyone as a group and chooses to put others first.

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Individualism- identity is defined by personal characteristics and by choice, with uniqueness and self-sufficiency being highly valued.

collectivism-identity is connected to the larger group, with responsibility and relationship to the group being more important

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How Individualism differs from collectivism is that individualism differs by having a personal characteristic and choice that is primarily unique and self-reliant. How collectivism differs is that the idea relies on being connected to large groups with a person given a responsibility that is more beneficial to the group as a whole being the primary.

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In the study, the researchers experimented to see whether the individualism scores of Tenme and Eskimos were possibly correlated with conformity. The researchers found that the Tenme people are more likely to stick with their groups decision, even if the group was wrong. On the other hand, Eskimos were more likely to pick the right answer despite the whole group picking the wrong answer. This study shows that Tenme are more dependent on the group and have collectivism and that the Eskimos are more individualist and are more independent.

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identity is connected to the larger group, with responsibilities and relationship to the group being more important. This affects behavior as the actions of the individual will take into consideration the well being of the WHOLE group and not just the individual. Ex: Parents struggling to decide whether to buy food for the kids or put gas in the car would end in choosing to buy food for the family as it benefits everyone in the group more than a car that only one person would use.

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Eskimos and Tenme people are participants in the Asch experiment. Eskimo's society is more individualist and thus they were more likely to stick with their own decision. Tenme are more collectivist thus they were more likely to go with the group consensus

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Research done by Barry and Kats aimed to investigate whether the individualism scores of the Eskimos and the Tenme are correlated with behavior. The Eskimo culture hunt and fish for the individual, whereas the Tenme culture shares rice that is farmed. It was found that Eskimos, more individualistic of a culture, did not conform to the members of their group. On the other hand, the Tenme culture, a more collectivist culture, were more likely to conform to their group's answers. Therefore, it is concluded that the Tenme people have a high tendency to suggest a suggestion whereas the Eskimo people disregarded the decision.

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Research done by Barry and Kats aimed to investigate whether the individualism scores of the Eskimos and the Tenme are correlated with behavior. The Eskimo culture hunt and fish for the individual, whereas the Tenme culture shares rice that is farmed. It was found that Eskimos, more individualistic of a culture, did not conform to the members of their group. On the other hand, the Tenme culture, a more collectivist culture, were more likely to conform to their group's answers. Therefore, it is concluded that the Tenme people have a high tendency to suggest a suggestion whereas the Eskimo people disregarded the decision.

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Investigated whether individualism and collectivism were correlated with conformity. Studied 2 cultures, the tenme and the eskimo people. Found that tenme were more likely to conform due to their collectivist culture.

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PDI is power distance index that measures the extent to which a culture is accepting of an uneven distribution of power among members of the group. When a culture scores high, it suggests that they are more tolerant of inequalities and tend to be more hierarchical. While scoring low suggests that inequality is not tolerated without justification thus they prefer a more equal distribution of power.

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The aim of this experiment was to investigate whether individualism scores of Eskimos and Tenme are correlated with conformity. After being measured on their degree of conformity, it was found the Tenme have a high tendency to accept the suggestion as the correct answer. Seeing as they ranked higher on their collectivism, this result is expected because they are all farmers

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PDI is power distance index which is a measure that shows how accepting a culture is when there is uneven distribution of power 

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PDI is power distance index which is a measure that shows how accepting a culture is when there is uneven distribution of power 

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PDI (Power Distance Index) is a measure indicating how accepting a culture is of the uneven distribution of power among members of the group. 

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PDI (Power Distance Index) is a measure indicating how accepting a culture is of the uneven distribution of power among members of the group. 

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Cultures with high PDI scores tend to be hierarchical in nature whereas cultures with low PDI scores prefer an equal distribution of power