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1
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height
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United States
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Tall height is perceived as attractive and advantageous in professions like modeling and leadership roles in the United States.
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12
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2
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height
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Japan
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In Japan, shorter height is preferred in social interactions and workplace dynamics for its perceived harmony.
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9
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3
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height
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US
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In the US, tall individuals are preferred in sports like basketball for their competitive advantage in reach and performance.
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7
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4
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height
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Western countries
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In Western countries, tall height is often linked to attractiveness and success in fields like modeling and leadership.
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3
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5
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height
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East Asian countries
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In East Asian countries, shorter height is often considered attractive, while taller individuals may face social challenges.
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2
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6
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height
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Europe
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In Europe, tall height is valued for attractiveness and in sports like basketball and volleyball.
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2
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7
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height
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Philippines
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In the Philippines, success in sports like basketball is not solely determined by height.
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2
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8
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height
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Eastern countries
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In Eastern countries, shorter height is generally preferred and considered more harmonious in social interactions and workplace dynamics.
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1
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9
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height
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European countries
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Tall height is highly valued in European cultures for its attractiveness and perceived success.
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1
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10
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height
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South American countries
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In South American countries, average or shorter height is socially accepted and can be considered attractive or cute.
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1
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