A cross-cultural examination of helping found that

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Research in cross-cultural psychology suggests that American individuals tend to exhibit more individualistic behaviors, which includes a greater willingness to help people outside their own groups compared to Japanese and Chinese individuals, who are more influenced by collectivist cultures that emphasize group harmony and in-group loyalty. This means Americans might be less focused on helping within their own groups compared to Japanese and Chinese individuals, who prioritize in-group over out-group assistance.

A Cross-Cultural Examination of Helping Found That