Universalistic norms are more likely to be found in industrialized societies.
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Modernization and universalistic norms have encouraged the growth of youth culture.
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In contrast, universalistic norms apply to all members of a society.
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The basis of this distinction is the presence of universalistic or particularistic norms.
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Wenhua treated postwar problems in universalistic and humanistic ways, avoiding the family narrative and melodramatic formulae.
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Its founder, Ram Mohan Roy ( 1772-1833 ), strived toward an universalistic interpretation of Hinduism.
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In the political world, oyabun-kobun relationships are pervasive despite the formal commitment to universalistic, democratic values.
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Traditionally, Progressive / Reform Jews rejected Zionism since Jewish nationalism seemed to conflict with the universalistic ideology of the early Reform movement.
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And because it applies allegedly universalistic concepts and theories taken from Western comparative social sciences to Russia, they insist it is truly scientific.
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Though the European democracies tend to support broad, universalistic interpretations of international law, many other democracies have differing views on international law.
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