Listener Kelly

I've read about how different cultures around the world vary in how much they prioritize emotional expression versus social cohesion. The example I often hear is how America differs from Japan. My question is, how does your authenticity research translate across different cultures? Do people in more emotionally controlled cultures experience more negative effects?

I've read about how different cultures around the world vary in how much they prioritize emotional expression versus social cohesion. The example I often hear is how America differs from Japan. My question is, how does your authenticity research translate across different cultures? Do people in more emotionally controlled cultures experience more negative effects?

Or is authenticity conceptualized differently in different parts of the world?

Or is authenticity conceptualized differently in different parts of the world?

I've read about how different cultures around the world vary in how much they prioritize emotional expression versus social cohesion. The example I often hear is how America differs from Japan. My question is, how does your authenticity research translate across different cultures? Do people in more emotionally controlled cultures experience more negative effects?

Or is authenticity conceptualized differently in different parts of the world?