2005Journal of Social Science of Jiamusi UniversityRequires access

On American Individualism and Chinese Collectivism

Junxia Wang

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This paper deals with individualism in American culture and Collectivism in Chinese culture from historical and modern aspects, and proves that people with different cultural backgrounds and social circumstances hold different value concepts

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This paper deals with individualism in American culture and Collectivism in Chinese culture from historical and modern aspects, and proves that people with different cultural backgrounds and social circumstances hold different value concepts

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This paper deals with individualism in American culture and Collectivism in Chinese culture from historical and modern aspects, and proves that people with different cultural backgrounds and social circumstances hold different value concepts

Key concepts: Collectivism, Individualism, Value (mathematics), Sociology, Individualistic culture, Social psychology, Social value orientations, Psychology

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