As expected, individualistic resource allocation preferences decreased with age, whereas competitive and cooperative resource allocation preferences increased with age.
Conversely, subjects with mainly individualistic (egocentric) value preferences applied a "fight-and-flight" strategy by recruiting the left amygdala.
The results were indicative of individualistic vs. collectivistic cultural preferences vis-à-vis marriage.
My preferences are more narrow and individualistic than ever.
Since acceptance is individualistic, consideration must be given to individual preferences for ambiguity about the future and details on illness [ 68].
No, their cultural orientation is not "individualistic".
Both Confucius and Mao were responding not to some innate Chinese cultural preference for collective welfare but to fiercely individualistic traits in China's complex society.
Indigenous people have made clear their preference for longer timeframes as well as less individualistic, unilateral decision-making processes concerning research participation [ 47].
Some of those in the scientific community heralded the development, while others worried that private scientific philanthropy, practiced according to the new economy's "individualistic, entrepreneurial creed," would set aside national priorities in favor of donors' personal preferences.
See Cherchye, De Rock and Vermeulen (2007, 2011) for a revealed preference characterisation of Chiappori's (1988) model of collective household consumption that starts from an individualistic basis.
