WHY LITHUANIANS ARE CLOSE MINDED.
Aim of this research: I'm a 2nd year student studying Public Administration in Aleksandras Stulginskis University in Lithuania, am conducting a questionnaire survey to examine why Lithuanians are closed minded.
CLOSED MINDED: Someone that does not try to view something in the opposite way. close-minded is when you believe in something or in someone and your mind will stay closed to that believe and will not even try to acknowledge it.
1. City you live in Lithuania?
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2. Age
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3. Gender
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4. Have you travelled out of Lithuania before?
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5. Are able to speak in any foreign language?
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6. Are you comfortable when speaking with a foreigner?
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7. If no, why do you feel so?
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8. Would you like to have a friend from a foreign country in your environment?
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9. Do you have a foreign friend in Lithuania?
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10. Would you feel comfortable to have a foreign neighbour?
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11. Would you welcome foreign cultures and traditions in your environment?
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12. Do you think Lithuanians are close minded?
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13. If yes, choose from the options why you feel so?
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Other reason, Specify
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- the country's tradition is also accepting of foreigners.
- the older lithuanians tend to be a bit closed-minded (they don't like race mixing, think that darker people are not intelligent, etc.)... usually passing this mentality to their children. however, the younger generation of lithuanians is generally very nice and has a healthy 'european' mentality. i think that most lithuanian women are scared to speak to foreign men, thinking the worst of us. it is a shame, as this makes our stay in lithuania very difficult.
- also a way of nurturing and weather conditions