LIR 100 Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Hutchison 3G, Singapore Power, Masculinity
26 Jun 2018
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Key Differences Between Indulgent and Restrained Societies-General norm,
personal feelings, and health:
Indulgent Restraint
Higher percentages of very happy
people
Lower percentages of very happy people
A perception of personal life control A perception of helplessness: what
happens to me is not my own doing
Higher importance of leisure Lower importance of leisure
Higher importance of having friends Lower importance of having friends
Thrift is not very important Thrift is important
More likely to remember positive
emotions
Less likely to remember positive emotions
Less moral discipline Moral discipline
Positive attitude Cynicism
More extroverted personalities More neurotic personalities
Higher percentages of people who
feel healthy
Lower percentages of people who feel
healthy
Higher optimism More pessimism
In countries with well-educated
populations, higher birth rates
In countries with well-educated
populations, lower birth rates
Lower death rates from
cardiovascular diseases
Higher death rates from cardiovascular
diseases
Analyzing Aesop- The Grasshopper and the Ants: DON’T HAVE
Autoethnography: DON’T HAVE
Lecture 12
Correlations with Economic Development:
Lustig and Koester reading
oCorrelations between individualism vs. collectivism dimension, the
power distance dimension and in some sense the uncertainty
avoidance dimension
Even long term vs. short term time orientation dimension
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