Culture

4. Research shows a “?” between income inequality and anti-social behaviour.
6. found a correlation between anti-social behaviour and social economic status: more reports of anti-social behaviour were associated with people who have lower income.
9. found that 100% of Kenyan children, compared to 8% of American children, demonstrated altruism.
11. “?” refers to the acts of helping others or showing concern for others without expecting any reward.
12. found that the children raised on the Kibbutz were more likely to show altruism than those children in Europe and the USA, who were raised in individualist cultures.
14. found that children from Russia were more likely to choose resources that benefited others, whereas children from the UK were more likely to choose resources that benefited themselves.

1. The 2010 Gallup World Poll found that countries such as “?”, which had the highest level in income inequality reported the highest levels of anti-social behaviour.
2. “?” cultures: The needs of the individual are seen as more important than the needs of the group, and the individuals in the society view themselves as independent.
3. “?” cultures: The needs of the group are seen as more important than the needs of the individual, and the individuals in the society view themselves as interdependent/connected to other people.
5. “?” triggered anti-social behaviour due to the injustice that people felt when he was parting furring the national lockdown.
7. “?” inequality refers to countries who have a few people who are very rich but also many people who are very poor.
8. If children raised in individualist cultures are given housework to do, it is often for a “?”.
10. found that children brought up on a Kibbutz were much more likely to give help to others and ask for it in return compared to children brought up in a city environment.
13. Children who are raised in collectivist cultures are “?” expected to help out with the family chores.