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emotions
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Western cultures
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In Western cultures, openly expressing emotions is encouraged and considered healthy.
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emotions
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Western cultures
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Openly expressing and discussing emotions is encouraged and valued in Western cultures for mental and emotional well-being.
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emotions
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Eastern countries
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In many Eastern countries, openly displaying emotions is often discouraged and considered impolite.
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emotions
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Japan
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In Japan, emotional restraint and indirect expressions are valued, while open displays of negative emotions are usually avoided in public settings.
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emotions
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United States
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In the United States, openly expressing a wide range of emotions, including empathy and sadness, is culturally encouraged.
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emotions
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Biological culture
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Emotional responses are often connected to primal instincts and survival in biological cultures.
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emotions
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Eastern philosophy
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Eastern philosophy views emotions as something to be kept private and not openly expressed.
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emotions
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neuroscience
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Emotions are connected to specific brain regions and can be studied through neuroimaging in neuroscience culture.
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