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Individualism and the “Western Mind” reconsidered: American and dutch parents' ethnotheories of the child

Sara Harkness · Charles M. Super · N. van Tijen

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Research on Dutch and American parentS' descriptions and interpretations of their children's personality and behavior reveals a systematic pattern of difference that defies the idea of a uniform “Western mind” characterized by individualism.

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