Korean American children are more polite and are more likely to strive for harmony during make-believe play than are European American children.

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Studies have found that Korean American children lean towards politeness and harmony in play, while European American children tend to value individualism and assertiveness in play. This cultural difference is attributed to the collectivist nature of Korean culture and the individualistic nature of Western culture.

Korean American Children Are More Polite and Are More Likely