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How Culture Shapes What We Accept - Even When It’s Generic

How Culture Shapes What We Accept - Even When It’s Generic
Posted by: Dorian Wellings in: Health and Wellness
3 Jan | 02:17 AM

Culture shapes how people accept even the most generic products - from medicines to apps. Understanding cultural dimensions like uncertainty avoidance and collectivism can double adoption rates and build real trust.

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