집단주의

To support or sustain something so that it does not fall, collapse, or fail. It can be used physically (holding weight) or abstractly (maintaining a life, economy, or argument).

Cohesion or binding force; the power or strength that brings people or things together to form a united whole.

A state in which the birth rate of a society is low, often leading to a shrinking population and labor force.

Relating to the structure of populations, including statistics such as births, deaths, income, or the incidence of disease.

A state of being out of balance or unequal. It is often used to describe social inequalities, economic disparities, or physiological imbalances.

A social stratum or class divided by income, occupation, or education level. It is used to describe the hierarchical structure of a society.

To lead or maintain a life, a business, or an activity over a period of time.

Relating to society or its organization; involving the interaction of people.

A sense of unity and mutual support among members of a society, often based on shared interests, objectives, and standards.

A barrier or obstacle that prevents progress, communication, or movement. It can be a physical wall or a metaphorical hurdle like language or culture.