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They also sought to foster a "collectivistic nature" in the people.

Next step is a collectivistic culture dedicated to common happiness.

In the process, economic behavior becomes more and more collectivistic.

Large power distances are usually seen in collectivistic places.

Collectivistic cultures view more direct means of conflict communication as negative.

Family and group goals are important in collectivistic cultures.

This is completely opposite of the findings of a collectivistic culture.

Showing fear is less likely to occur in collectivistic societies because it shows social withdrawal.

For instance, members within collectivistic cultures view face-supporting behavior.

Certain people tend to view themselves in almost exclusively a collectivistic sense or an individualistic sense.

Just because Eastern cultures follow a collectivistic model, does not mean they do not express their emotions.

In China, many traditional people hold to a collectivistic cultural tradition (or Confucianism).

The collectivistic culture is also high context.

Collectivistic cultures use more avoidance techniques than members of individualistic cultures.

In practice, socialistic and collectivistic experiments have generally exacerbated the problems rather than offered a solution to poverty.

Individualistic cultures use more aggressive conflict styles than members of collectivistic cultures.

Lebanese villages have always been collectivistic societies.

Individualistic cultures predominantly express self-face maintenance interests than collectivistic culture members do.

Individualistic and collectivistic cultures will have different methods of maintaining face and resolving conflict.

The collectivistic view of self, however, involves people's perception of themselves as members of a group or in a particular situation.

Differences in individualistic vs. collectivistic and small vs. large power distance cultures profoundly shape face management.

Collectivistic cultures tend to employ more preventative strategies than individualistic cultures.

Collectivistic cultures are more concerned with other-face maintenance than members of individualistic cultures.

More collectivistic, polychronic-oriented cultures come to diplomatic situations with no particular importance placed on time.

Collectivistic cultures see these as relevant and viable methods of dealing with conflict employing them in an attempt to protect mutual-face interest.