AMERICAN VALUES AND ASSUMPTION
Gary
Althen
The main point
Individualism:
The most important thing to understand about Americans is
probably their devotion to individualism. They are trained from many early in
their views to consider themselves as separate individuals who are responsible
for their own situations in life and their own destinies.
Competition:
Individualistic Americans neutrally see themselves as
beings in competition with others competitiveness pervades the society. It is obvious
in the attention given to athletic events and star athletes who are praised for
being real competitors.
Privacy:
Also closely associated with the value they place an
individualism is the importance American assign to privacy. Americans assume
that people “need some time to themselves” or “some time alone” to think about
things or recover their spent psychological energy.
Equality:
American are also instinctive in the degree to which they believe
in the ideal as stated in their declaration of independence that all men are
created equal.
Informality:
The sense of equality makes the Americans to be informal we
rarely see the Americans being informal dress up. They use slang o address each
other they never how to the serious. They attend the public ceremonies even in
casual dress.
The future, change and progress:
The American ignore the past and focus in future. Look
ahead is their main slogan. They never regret for the past but see the future
besides they believe in changed though the effort of the people . they believes that time is under
the control of human beings.
Time:
For the American “ motion is progress and labour is money.
They appreciate the people who make well use of time well organized people get
social respect.
Achievement, action work and
materialism:
For the Americans that a person is more important than who
the persons belongs to the work that a person does aspects are ignored.
Directness
and assertiveness:
The Americans are open minded and they speak directly to
others. Besides they are clever mined and devoted to their works.
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