The paternal role has become one of the most topic discussions in parenting and drawn researchers' intention worldwide. This research aimed to explore existing literature relating roles across cultures, which analyzed 1) how cultural perspectives have been researched; 2) what parental values based on cultures mentioned are, 3) discussed about culture is. focus was find out current trends from 2...

This study examined the extent to which collectivist attitudes predict preference for the basic models of social relations. According to Fiske (1991), all social relations can be reduced to four basic forms – communal sharing (CS), authority ranking (AR), equality matching (EM), and market pricing (MP) – that guide people’s social initiatives and help them to understand and respond appropriatel...

PURPOSE: The objective of this study was to examine the interrelationships among individualism, collectivism, homosexuality-related stigma, social support, and condom use among Chinese homosexual men. METHODS: A cross-sectional study using the respondent-driven sampling approach was conducted among 351 participants in Shenzhen, China. Path analytic modeling was used to analyze the interrelatio...

a r t i c l e i n f o Keywords: Motivation in China Autonomous motivation for learning Autonomy-supportive teaching Self-determination theory Two studies applied self-determination theory (SDT) to investigate the motivation for learning of rural Chinese children. The aim was to test whether findings from studies in western individualist cultures would hold up within a very different, eastern co...

Purpose This paper aims to explore how senior business (B2B) marketing managers within a collectivist culture, contribute knowledge development by interacting with staff in customer organizations produce co-owned strategy. Design/methodology/approach A qualitative research strategy incorporating an open-ended questionnaire was used collect data from 15 B2B three Korean companies that deployed t...

Prevailing beliefs suggest that Eastern cultures hold older adults in higher esteem than Western cultures do, due to stronger collectivist traditions of filial piety. However, in modern, industrialized societies, the strain presented by dramatic rises in population aging potentially threatens traditional cultural expectations. Addressing these competing hypotheses, a literature search located 3...