According to Triandis and his colleagues (1988),people who live in individualistic cultures do not have the same types or degrees of social relationships; therefore,they have less of a buffer against stress and are more susceptible to heart disease.

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Triandis and colleagues (1988) suggested that people in individualistic cultures, due to having less cohesive social networks, lack the same level of social support as those in collectivist cultures. This reduced social support can lead to higher stress levels and an increased vulnerability to health issues, including heart disease.

According to Triandis and His Colleagues (1988),people Who Live in Individualistic