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Global Cultural Change and Child Anxiety: Analyzing Socialization Goals Over Three Decades in 70 Countries

2024-07-13

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<p>Around the globe, cultures seem to be leaning more towards an independent social orientation while turning away from a more interdependent social orientation. This shift also affects the cultural norms regarding the qualities favored in children, known as socialization goals. The cultural fraud hypothesis suggests that this cultural change has negative consequences for population health. An emphasis on individu...

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8b80d4f9-ae9b-5754-9b4b-696a6e58eb66
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10.31234/osf.io/btk5h
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