Since people tend to put their own interest before their group’s interest, it may be normal them to divide housework and take care of themselves. also, individualist males value domestic skills less may be due to the loose in-group bond between partners.
Their partners would need stronger financial ability in order for them to do so. Collectivist females puts more emphasis on social status because people from collectivist culture tend to look out for their extended family. The difference may be due to different cultural values when they were being brought up. The results showed significant differences between mate preference for individualist and collectivist people. Males from individualistic culture also put less emphasis on domestic skills than collectivist males. However, the results also show that collectivist females value ambition and social status in their partners more than individualistic females do. There were universal differences between males and females across cultures, such as males prefer younger females (females prefer older ales) male put more emphasis on domestic skills and females prefer males with higher social status and ambition.
In the questionnaire, they were asked about their preferences in romantic partners. In the study, more than 10,000 participants from 37 cultures were sampled using a questionnaire. Such cultural dimension can have a large influence on human behavior such as mating.Ĭollectivist and individualist people have different preferences when it comes to choosing their romantic partners, and it can be seen in Buss’s study. They look out for their immediate families have looser in-group bonds and put the task before their group when facing a task. In individualistic culture, people tend to focus more on themselves rather than their group. They look out for their extended family, have tighter in-group bonds and put the benefit of their group first when completing a task. In collectivist culture, people tend to focus more on group harmony rather than the preference of an individual. The influence of cultural dimension on mate preference can be shown in Buss’s cross-cultural study. One example of a cultural dimension is individualism and collectivism. One cultural dimension often includes two ends of a spectrum. Question: Explain one cultural dimension, with brief reference to one study.Ĭultural dimension is a set of cultural values typical to different cultures. How do I know? Check out the real student answer below. But I don’t want to live in a world where a student gets penalized for showing too much understanding of a topic. Everything else is completely accurate, relevant and detailed. The only reason the “Describe” response could get marked down would be for losing focus on the question by adding the rice theory. I decided to put my money where my mouth is and write an example response that follows my recommended SAR structure that can be used for any response (scroll down to see the video).Ĭan you see a difference? If you’re an examiner, would you mark one differently to another? Why? I don’t think you would. I am simply trying to show people with examples (like these posted) that besides having abstract difference, the tangible reality is command terms (especially in SAQs) are of very little importance.
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