Yep, although there's also just an issue of people not seeing their surroundings as something they own. I've seen this in collectivist societies too. For examp

Yep, although there's also just an issue of people not seeing their surroundings as something they own. I've seen this in collectivist societies too. For example, in India, there's a pretty jarring contrast in big cities, between pristine modern buildings with immaculate interiors situated on a street literred with garbage. While Indian society loves to label littering as shameful, because no one sees the street as something they also partly own, their idea of cleaning only extends to keeping their own building immaculate.