Some anarcho-communists (and collectivist anarchists as well) reject individualism and collectivism as illusory concepts. Some see mutualism as between individualist and collectivist anarchism. Anarcho-syndicalists often subscribe to communist or collectivist anarchism. The cultural norms were categorized as the individualistic and collectivist cultures. Also lessened or absent is the advocacy of socialist and collectivist causes. Communist anarchism shares many traits with collectivist anarchism, but the two are distinct. Mikhail Bakunin was the founder of the Spanish collectivist, syndicalist and internationalist workers' movement. There are a lot of differences between collectivist and Individualist. One end of this ideological continuum can be called "Individualist", the other "Collectivist". Anarcho-communist and collectivist ideas were not mutually exclusive. Research shows that culture, either individualist or collectivist, affects how people make attributions. This would later on evolve into the ideas of individualistic and collectivist cultures. They were primary opponents of collectivist, interventionist and protectionist ideas. This has developed as an opposition to the more collectivist views of socialism. They were followed by the major currents of social anarchism (collectivist, communist, and syndicalist).