How Culture affects your Personality
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This is a rare topic, hardly talked by anyone, you are doing a really good job , these videos inspired me to make my own contents.
This is just common sense
As a person who learns things slowly, it was hard to listen and watch at the same time without repeating the video again and again to understand but thanks. It really helped me with my assignment :))
Me too ^^">
You can change the playback speed of videos on the settings section of the video :)
Listening to his racing voice created tension in me that I stopped breathing at some point
I'm ethnically Russian but grew up in Belgium around only Belgians. My parents, who migrated here, also integrated from day one and taught me Belgian values, traditions and lifestyle as much as they could so I'd never feel like an outsider. But what happened was that everyone else around me labelled me 'Russian' because of my name and my speech impediment (that was assumed came from my "Russian" upbringing but, plot twist, I barely speak nor understand Russian) and my shyness (I didn't speak nor reacted much to other kids, so they'd assume I didn't understand that they were saying).
In conclusion, I'm okay with societies actively embracing multiculturalism, but when you start pointing out everyone with a foreign name to teach other children about foreigners, it hurts the child in particular in the long run. Not every foreigner grew up with "their" culture and are not meant to think that they should. I'm now 20 and have finally started to be stubborn, so when people ask me about my 'homecountry' (even though I've explicitly pointed out that I don't have anything to do with Russia), I speak about Belgium. Because that's my home country, where I grew up in, where I feel comfortable... Not Russia. The only time I visited there was for my grandmother, not for my "yearly visit to my entire family and live there for 2 months" (multiple "Belgian" people have openly expressed this assumption to me when I told them about my vacation to that ONE TIME in Russia). The culture in Eastern Europe are not the same as I grew up in and know and will teach my future children. People should learn that.
So diversity =/= "every foreigner is different and doesn't belong here so we should "learn" about them and label them explicitly even though it's not necessary so we should make them feel even more alienated than they are. Yes, let's ask this person every time to say something in "their" language and ask where "they come from" and how often they travel to "their" country." Let them be and accept them how they are. And not only if they actually live with a different cultural upbringing, but also when they live the same way. Accept that certain foreigners might live in your country and are fully integrated like non-foreigners. They exist too.
A lot of our *core values* and *beliefs,* that could be changed, comes from our *social circle* within our friends and family.
Exactly is a saying you are who you hang out with and we surround ourselves with on a daily.
What you see is what you get. We have been culturally reinforced and stereotyped by our neigh-bour , our parents, our friends, etc. Once attitudes are formed and fixated, it's very difficult to change especially when you are being conditioned with certain norms at a very young age. 👨💻😎🤢🤖🐭🐑🦅👁️🦾👩🏻❤️💋👩🏿💇♂️🚴♂️🎭🥌🎺
This blew my mind and helped to connect many dots, thank you
My culture is my identity and personality. It gives me spiritual, intellectual and Emotional distinction from others, and I am proud of it
Thank you I am learning a lot!
This is what school should teach!
Individual culture
Prioritize self-improvement
Independent and self-reliant
Weaker in team collaboration
Collectivist
Needs of the group come first
(the group: family or team or nation)
Extremely close to each other
Brings about US VS. THEM mindset
Thanks a lot.
Lot of important things in a short video.
I come from a collectivist environment and I did grow up around people telling me to look out for everyone. Which I partly think is alright, but in the end there is only one. You.
That's right, so look out for number 1 always.
That's when you being neglected, yes I understand and hope you find the balance point
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charming fellow, sorry, charming bro, I bet
There’s only one - in certain cultures.
An individualist mindset isn’t just useless but harmful if the society doesn’t support it.
Nice points! One thing that we have been thinking about is how population density might relate to individualism/collectivism, with a push toward collectivism in more dense populations.
Disgusting in both scenarios
This would not explain the staunch individualism in people living in ghastly urban conglomerates.
Need to do presentation about this topic soon.. Thank you for the informations
THANK YOU FOR HELPING ME WITH MY PRESENTATION..... 😊
Awesome video as always 🔥💕🏆
Yes in Indian culture a lot of people emphasis on family than individual. Our parents
follow something called "I take care of you when your young you take care of me when I am old".
Well, the funny thing is that statement also applies to the Americas, just not as stamped on the face. But they quietly expect you to do the same.
proof having kids a is a selfish act, not a selfless one.
I understand all kinds of culture like black Asian have similar stuff just traditional
Am South African =same applies
I must say, live as indian is really hard. 😬
Great videos, Thank you :)
Great video! very informative.
"There are no ordinary people. You have never met a mere mortal. Nations, cultures, art, civilizations, these are mortal and their lives are to ours as the life of a gnat. But it is immortals which we work with, joke with, marry, snub and exploit immortal horrors or everlasting splendors."-C.S. Lewis
Your culture can affect you, but you also have a choice to not let that happen.
Precisely, humans act as if they have no freewill anymore, they're bound by certain social stigmas. Like in Japan for example, their culture frowns upon free thinkers whom question the path their society is taking, they absolutely despise any individual who 'rocks the boat' per say. But, sometimes conflict brings about healthy change for a society, just look at how the colonists in America broke free from the tyranny of King George, that was a conflict worth having.
Applies to religion as well lmao
Not entirely if this happens at tender age!
@Matheus Coelho Exactly, as a kid parents are like a god! whatever they say is bound to be 100% true.
@LilHo Yes ! this Asian thing is relatable.
I just noticed that you make all your videos drawing yourself and wow you draw so well
No lots of the drawings are stolen
Each end of the rope must be held equally. Extremism in anything can cause the downfall of a society whether scientifically or morally.
I like the video , i get some knowledge while improving my English listening skill.
This is so, so interesting!
I'm from Ireland, now live in the UK and I'd say we are more individualist here but teamwork is still a big thing at work. People are very open here to most things and the news is rampant with politics and brexit these days
Wait, isn't Ireland part of the UK?
I love my culture and belief. It taught me a lot.
You were at KreativeVein's livestream on Thursday.
Collective leadership with independent follower. Is key
Islam is in some ways conservative yes, however it is far from Xenophobic since all that is required to be a muslim is that you have faith in the religion coincidentally the first person to give the call of prayer at a mosque was an African ex-slave. Moving on to the idea of questioning is not allowed, in Islam there is a quote from the Koran that states "Seek Knowledge From Cradle To Grave" which means essentially that you should always question and seek improvement of yourself. Generally I wouldn't care to type a comment like this out however I do feel that if you are going to categorise things like religions it is best to do your research. I wish I could advocate for Catholicism, Judaism and Shintoism but I do not know nearly enough to do so. Before anyone thinks I am offended the truth is I like content that factual and not based upon an opinion or preconceived notion.
Well said Masha Allah
Thank you so much for the comment. It's exactly what I was about to comment on the video, but you worded it out better than I could ever hope to do.
FENOM Tell that to the marines..
Try not to follow the path of ignorance, it is a dark and delusional one.
@@nihilisticcannibal4477 Negatively implying that what I have stated about Islam isn't true by bringing up terrorists as in association with Islam when in fact radicalised sects reside in every single Religion and in political groups. Your statements such as "tell that to your terrorist fellows" implies I condone the actions of those who take the lives of others in the name of any religion for that matter when I in fact do not. Bringing up the marines as if that justifies your aggressive behaviour to a comment informing others on a topic that they in all likelihood do not have much knowledge on, which it does not. Yet here you are, propagating a highly negative point of view that is nothing but retorts to a conversation that doesn't exist. So I leave you with this. If your point isn't to converse in this conversation of which you know little of, why are you here?
@CrooK That's intriguing, how so?
Basically, you are "nobody" due to the fact that culture turned "that little light of mine" into something else.
Listen to Jackson Browne's "The Pretender". Most all of us "spend" our entire lives chasing everyone else's dreams.
Excellent topic
I haven't checked if the facts presented are absolutely true or not...but that was a really greaaaat, and enlightening video about ourselves and the environment that we were raised it...
as a christian orhodox i believe eastern christianity falls waaay more into the first category...through the years i found it very insufficient in many mindsets,and turned to yoga philosophy a little more...which is in line with what you presented about hinduism...
Very comprehensive and encompassing,thanks!!
By knowing the different models of the self, how possible in your own perspective that it is rooted from culture?
I'm an Indian and was born into Hinduism, who grew up learning all cultural values of hinduism
Let me tell u something
some of the points you said between 5:00 and 5:30 contradicts to what is being taught here
Indian are not open to changes
gender inequality is at extreme in India (not being proud abt it obviously 🙄 )
Children are definitely not allowed to question authority about anything not just teachers
But we are more tolerant to Diversity and more politically engaged.
Where do you live now?
@MissUnderstood you can't judge a society by its negative side.....yes its a male dominated society and its due to perspective of many thinking males can only keep a family's bloodline . Actually if u see ancient indian culture it was not exist ..but sadly due to invaders ,their resolutions and exploitation of women by them had weaken the position of women ...they r unfortunately seem to be considered as second class citizen . Parents mostly fulfill a boy's need than a girl's.
But this situation is changing and i hope this change will took place soon.
Much of the rape cases in india are also the result of a fight ...women r considered weaker so they r attacked .
Illitracy also adding to the problem ....but believe this will change and please don't judge my country by this only ...and only a month back rapist of nirbhaya murder case got capital punishment.
Vietnam here too. No questions, u can ask if having time in extra classes or the teacher let you ask
Is there or could there be a counter argument to this? And if so what would it be or look like?
Amazing video 1000% truth.
Thank you
Great video
Please can someone tell me how can i make a video like that ! I mean using like this draws there is any application???
Cultures around the world are always changing.
But what if you were an individual that don’t follow the rules of the community and approach other society’s and arts, where do I fit.
Does anybody know how culture influences a person? Please I need a simple explanation
different cultures have any impact on personality ?
What about growing up in one culture and moving to another country (culture) once you are a grown up adult? Does it affect you as much?
I am sure that you will be questioning yourself a lot, thru your habits compared to em etc etc but I think that you will become way more open about cultural differences and tend to accept the differences more wisely as they are..
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Muslim refugees?
@@BowlerTheHatGuy ok kkk member
The influence of culture is a very complex system, there are external and internal elements, including not only genetic but also emotional experiences.
It is important to learn about your possibilities but also about your blockages, where they come from and what impact they have on future decisions. I notice one thing in my account, although we are just starting out, that knowledge scares people, they prefer to watch "bouncing boobs" than face knowledge, such a case is the episode about childbirth, many women struggle with the topic of pregnancy, sometimes with the decision to have a child and sometimes with the effects after birth. There are many myths surrounding this topic, which we debunk in our discussion. Despite this, it does not arouse any interest, although the topic is important because everyone was born once.
Welcome, it's worth turning on the English translation and I'm curious about your opinions.
I am watching this because i don't have a personality and that's why I don't have friends either. Personality makes me feel like we are characters of video game and makes me believe we are created by God who made us to follow a certain algorithm. And everything is controlled by God. We are not who we are. We are those whom society makes us believe we are. I know It's very complex but It's freaking true.
You had me until 4:10, then it took a HARD logical nose dive
“Self-improvement of themselves”?! Redundant much?
Nice video, could you add your reference list? Where did you find your "data"? Could you add a list of littereture?
*Personality is definitely affected by the habitat.*
Personality is never static and changes as a means to adaptation to new circumstances or surroundings.
Yes but people adapt somewhat different even in the same environment some are shy some like attention/different abilities.
Hey there, Im crazy about variety of cultures🤩& searching for your extensive culture! Please just inform me about your culture🙃
Wow 👏 I treated an accepted an forgave so many people. Since I be learning about these things. Thank you guys for shining the light
Not your best work. Reductionism is expected, but the subtly pervasive "good vs. bad" framing was disappointing.
I was brought up to be a collectivist. This idea seems to get the individual to “trade in” their individual personal values for the values of the collectivist culture. I have heard it called a “collective ego”.
From this video, I suppose that I would call myself an “individualist” who like to help other “individuals” in a group. Hmm. “Individual group member” sounds like an oxymoron! Hey ho, I am still learning; that’s part of the fun, I think.
subconsciously : Tiềm thức. Conversly: ngược lại. Pattern : gương mẫu kiểu mẫu. Boisterous and competitive : nổi đóa làm ầm tranh cãi... Spectrums : hình ảnh. Versus : chống lại. Collectivist : người hướng cộng đồng. Prioritize : ưu tiên . Instinctual : theo bản năng. Ambiguity : nghĩa đen . Conservative : giữ gìn bảo tồn. Tolerant : khoan dung . Benevolent : nhân đức.
I’m from England. It’s so individualistic and emotionally suppressed here. Like robotic, compared to other cultures I’ve experienced. I yearn to be part of a collectivistic culture and family :(
Why do you think it's "robotic" what makes it robotic?
@@mohdebrahim4572 the amplitude of emotion is of a considerable magnitude less than many other countries around the world. Sweden is also having this problem, and yes, I call it a problem.
@@AdamSababa I think because society tends to be more "formal" and "working/materialic goal" oriented rather than connecting with people there's pros and cons in every society. Spain is an example of valuing relationships but their economy isn't that great at the end it's all about values.
What's stopping you ? Life's too short to wait. I suggest you travel to countries whose cultures you like most,u won't regret it.👍
Collectivist cultures tend to be quite patriarchal and xenophobic and there are still individualist cultures that are vibrant like American.
0:47
quite? NOT quiet???
We are influenced by the values and stereotypes within our societies. It's pretty interesting to study, *but to really master yourself, you need to grow bigger than your culture. You need to become likeable by everyone.*
Can you explain me what is indigenous personality?
@@ushnaasad3712 Do you know how culture influences a person? Please I need help
Is that Shaggy 2 Dope &
Violent J of ICP on the picture on the Culture & Personality video ?
Because their Culture
affects my personality & it's KNOT a very nice one. Yeah I have to say
KNOT nice at all. I might need to fix that sum time Soon. 😠 😀 😠😲
Struggling to find a master in cross cultural psychology in the uk.. anyone to recommend an institution?
The word indicating the opposite of loud is spelled quiet, not quite. No judgement, just FYI.
I actually think that comments complaining about this video promoting stereotypes or looking down on one side, etc, might be related to the exact cultural orientation the video talks about. I am from an individualistic culture and on the low side for uncertainty avoidance. Now I live in a collectivist country with a high uncertainty avoidance. Originally, I thought of most of that as bad, but a lot of people around me, who grew up in the country think of these same things as something to be proud of.
Is it also like Extroverts are more & better to live small small town & Introverts prefer to live in the big city? Thats my theory. Correct me If Im wrong.
Sources?
It is what I have been trying to explain to my fellow black africans kids about accepting Western cultures and values might affect their personality.
elaborate please?
@@wcp4jc there is culture genetic in any human being. Accepting a culture which is not associated with your personality may lead to have dysfunctional behaviour in a given society. It is very important that someone is very truthful to himself
i have learned that my culture, my religion, my ethnicity have nothing to do with who i am. they are constructs of circumstance. the further i am from those things the closer i am to my true self. these things are chains. they can be tools. once they become your identity you become their slave.
@ttt ttt culture and religion are put on us and effect our outlook on life and behavior. those things are not who we are. take malaysia. all malay are muslim by law wether they want to be or not.
@ttt ttt yeah mate. i'm agreeing with you. but thats not the you, you could have been. thats not the person who you were when you were born.
Quiet= quite? Love this channel but small mistakes look bad.
Edit: 39 seconds in. Thanks for the heart though.
Got duped.
I find your videos really helpful, thank you kindly for providing them. This video is very interesting but alarmed me a little when it came to the religion bit. Maybe this is because there was no mention about the level of orthodoxy when referencing religious differences. I know of many Jewish people in political activism for example and who are very tolerant and not the least bit conservative when it comes to race, gender and religion. Judaism is also a race and not just a religion which makes this less clear cut. I suppose very orthodox communities may be more insular but by enlarge i would say at least in the UK, Jewish people play a large part in political life and activism. Interested to hear your thoughts. Thanks
I was hoping someone would comment this. Im Jewish as well (an american Jew), and what was described in the video has been my exact OPPOSITE experience! Pretty much every Jewish person I know, and every Jewish community I know is incredibly involved in activism, very tolerant, etc. Not to mention, Judaism can be an ethnicity as well!
De vs Di, Oe vs Oi. Interesting.
Are you from objective personality
Great
Loved this video
But during the whole time I watched it I was thinking, “this Has to be the guy that makes Change’s Spellbook!
Am I right??
Naol magaling mag drawing!! 😅😅
If collectivist cultures are so compassionate and people are close to each other, then why is tiger parenting culture such an extreme problem in these countries?????????? Least compassionate parenting style
The reason given before. Us vs them mentality can also make you competitive
"quite" instead of quiet, really?
I disagree. I think that the cultures that have high uncertainty avoidance have a greater tendency to supress their emotions in order to avoid conflict and also avoid "burdening" others with their problems.
When a culture creates liers and deceivers then best to move if you are honest. Certain "group" tend to look for the group.
I think corporations have more influence on people today
I have been persecuted by insults by my beliefs. I feel like that I deserve to have people show anger towards me. I think that I am brainwashed that I am horrible
Same as you
very nice video - except for the "quite" part :)
5:10 mmm... no matter how liberal a culture may be, there is always resistance to change and hostility to outsiders who don’t conform to the current way of life.
Are you saying xenophiles are fictional then?
@@Sara3346 I’m saying they’re a perpetual minority
I was thought to avoid the guy who gives free candy, and Josh
You can be anything but never be in the middle. You now fix nowhere.
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Quiet not quite.
How was China founded and how did it become one of the most powerful countries?
free culture , choice
does anyone know any litereature about this topic?
research r vs k selection
Do you know how culture influences a person? Please I need help
I have to say I disagree with the placement of one item between the two lists: how emotional someone is. The "avoid uncertainty" might FEEL more emotion, but they certainly don't SHOW it! In really conservative, strictly-avoidant, go-by-the-book cultures, emotional suppression is expected from a pretty young age.
On the other hand, people who are open-minded and diverse can tolerate more of a display of emotion. (Perhaps in the study the people seemed to FEEL less neurotic/emotional, because they are able to SHOW how they really feel and get it off their chest!)
Trust me, societies who value rules do NOT embrace people who are emotional/neurotic. Self-control and conformity is the expectation.
Second!
The military is very collectivist.
@Cyan Josh you obviously don't know alot of people in the military. They have alot more individualism than you think.
You can't have a sane collectivist society without a well developed individualism and a self awareness that that engages consciously with the herd mentality so often manipulated by leaders and politicians.
You have a huge typo. Instead of quiet and respectful, you have quite and respectful.
Collctivist? Ahh I see, comrade!
I'm so bothered how these are composed of different art styles I-
so fast :'(
Kind of like masculine and feminine personality traits, or people who see things through lenses logical and emotional, I think everyone and every group has both types of energy. Everyone and Every group has differing combinations of collectivist vs individualist thought. Sure, some of it is that one person or faction maybe over all more individualist, but is it possible that another group that's less individualist overall is actually more individualist in one area?
“Culture is not your friend”
-Terence McKenna
What are you talking about ?
I live my whole life in the same small town. It's like everybody does the same, drink alcohol, play soccer and talk shit about everybody, especially the losers here has the most to say. Very small minded people who always in competition with others. Respect is just a word so it makes it very hard live here. I'm a very interested to learn knew things or just people in general. My husband has the perfect job now, and don't give a f about their oppinion. I get so bored and annoying so fast in some conversations. Yes because i just hear nonsense or gossip. 😴
Seem to be common is most places around the world. It's finding about them to avoid them. Making friends with locals with mindsets you trust is probably the best way.
My hypothesis from my own experience, collectivism society can lead to even more pesky and harder to fix psychological problems and misconducts. It's harrowing and super horrible to someone who was deemed not part of their group. Especially Islamism.. 😂
2:55 collectivism "generally associated with women"...what does that even mean? and where are your references, for anything you deliberately say here, please??
Women look for sisterhood support when problems occur think break ups or being pregnant. Men handle problems by escaping reality and isolating themselves which can lead to catastrophic consequences like alcoholism, addictions, mental problems, suicide. It also explains higher rates of suicide among men.
@CrooK Isn't it true in traditional values of society? Where men aren't allowed to show emotions? Men grow up hiding tears because its a girl thing.
@@BowlerTheHatGuy Traditonally western cultures sure, I'd hardly call it universal though. Even in the west men are encouraged to feel the problem is more often than not as I see it that they are encouraged to feel things like anger or pride far out of proportion with the rest of their range so to speak.
Sorry if I didn't communicate that well.
I grew- up in a culture that cultivated modesty, then I came to live in a Western culture where it is mistaken for lack of self- confidence (which is EXTREMELY annoying. Fuck with me and you will see what I mean). The irony of it is that I am not modest and I don’t lack self- confidence. Have I failed by both standards? 😄
My life is a constant cultural shock