ttributes.
             Because of the independence of individualistic cultures they tend to pass
             on the independence to their children by training them to think for
             themselves and allowing them to make their own decisions.
             On the contrary, members of a collectivistic view themselves
             as being essentially connected with the other people in their culture.
             Unlike individualistic cultures, they are encouraged to conform to primary
             loyalty to the group. It is not unusual for individuals to forgo their personal
             needs for the good of the entire group. This constitutes the fact that they
             generally have an interdependent construal of self, meaning simply that
             they view themselves with connection to social context. Collectivistic
             cultures are also more likely to drop such pronouns as he and she in daily
             conversation. All decision-making in a collectivistic culture is also
             centered on what is best for the group. Instead of passing independence
             to their children, parents in collectivistic cultures encourage the
             development of group identities. This is accomplished by teaching
             communal cooperation and advising their children on important matters.
             Also present in individualistic cultures is a term known as
             achievement motivation. Achievement motivation refers to a certain
             desire for personal excellence. It causes individ
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