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tight culture

tight culture

a homogeneous social group whose members have the same cultural attributes (e.g., language, social customs, religion) and tend toward a rigid adherence to the collective norms of their group. Compare loose culture. [defined by U.S. psychologist Harry C. Triandis (1926–  )]

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