Regional Values and Their Effect on American Regret

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Regional Values and Their Effect on American Regret Haley Dapkus Stephanie Limoncelli

Individual regrets are directly influenced by national values. •Collectivists put more value on the society as a whole and so have more regrets about abnormal or anti-social behavior that could effect their position in the group •according to ITIM INTERNATIONAL, CONSULTING FORM studying national culture on an international scale

American Values Education Career Romance Parenting Self Leisure •Capitalism, self improvement, regret inaction and fear regret •Many studies have examined America’s individualistic values compared to collectivist countries, but few look at the differences in values from US state to state. •Education, then career, romance, parenting, self, and leisure are the most popular American values, and regrets follow accordingly. •Pleasure over pain and anxiety that go with regret Parenting Self Leisure

American Youth Relationships Education Leisure Self Career •When studies focus on America’s youth, the order changes to: romance, friends, education, leisure, self, career (Roese). •Technology, organized, immediate. Developed social movements #YOLO, #FOMO. •Young people are more likely to regret action, because the events happened more recently and they have further time for action in the future. •Religion, practices of the area, cultural tradition, economic status Education Leisure Self Career

How do regional values influence the regrets of individual American between the ages of 20 and 30?

Travel across the country by train, polling individuals 20-30 on their regrets. San Francisco (CA), Salt Lake City (UT), Denver (CO), Omaha (NE), Chicago (IL), New York (NY)

Methods and Expected Results

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