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When looking at different cultures, are others as individualistic as the US? Give examples of those cultures that are similar and those that are different.

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Individualistic Culture of US and other Cultures

When different Cultures are looked at, it is found that there are some cultures that are as individualistic as US culture but in a few nations the culture is not at all individualistic. 'Individualism' reflects the belief that everybody has the right to express his or her opinion and should do so. It indicates the belief that the privacy of an individual is important and should be respected by others as well. Also, individuals should be identified for their special activities and should be rewarded for their achievements (Components of culture, 2006).

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