1
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filial piety
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Western countries
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Less emphasis on filial piety as a specific cultural value, with greater emphasis on individualism and personal autonomy.
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1
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2
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filial piety
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Western countries
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Respect for parents is generally expected, but the level of obligation and intensity of filial piety is not as deeply ingrained in the cultural norms.
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1
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3
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filial piety
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Western countries
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While respect for parents is valued, the concept of filial piety as a formalized virtue may not be as prominent.
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1
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4
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filial piety
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Western cultures
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Emphasis on individualism and personal freedom, with less focus on strict adherence to hierarchical family roles and obligations.
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1
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5
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filial piety
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Western cultures
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Less emphasis on filial piety as a societal or family norm
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1
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6
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filial piety
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Western cultures
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Less emphasized, with emphasis on individual freedom
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1
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7
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filial piety
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Western cultures
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Emphasis on independence and individual achievement
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1
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8
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filial piety
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Western cultures
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Not as explicitly emphasized and may be seen as a personal choice rather than a strong cultural obligation
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1
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9
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filial piety
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Western societies
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Individual autonomy is valued and the emphasis on filial piety may be less pronounced.
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1
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10
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filial piety
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western countries
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Less prominent, with focus on individual independence
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1
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11
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filial piety
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western cultures
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While important, filial piety may not hold the same level of emphasis as in traditional Asian cultures
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1
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12
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teaching filial piety
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Western countries
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Not typically emphasized in formal education and may be considered as an individual's personal choice.
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1
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13
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teaching filial piety
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Western countries
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Seen as a personal decision and may not be as strongly emphasized as in South Korea and Japan.
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1
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