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Middle Eastern
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In Middle Eastern culture, men typically hold primary decision-making authority within household hierarchies.
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China
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In Chinese culture, elders hold the highest position in the household hierarchy and their respect is of utmost importance.
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Fiji
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In Fijian culture, the chief or head of the family wields substantial power in the household hierarchy.
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Greenland
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In Greenlandic culture, elders and knowledge holders are highly respected and central to household hierarchy.
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Inuit culture
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In Inuit culture, elders and knowledge holders hold high respect and key roles in household hierarchy.
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Japan
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In Japan, the eldest son holds special privileges and responsibilities within the household hierarchy.
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Japanese culture
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In Japanese culture, the eldest son may hold special privileges and responsibilities within the household hierarchy.
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household hierarchy
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Maori culture
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In Maori culture, the structure of household hierarchy is influenced by the concept of 'whakapapa' (genealogy).
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New Zealand
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The concept of 'whakapapa' (genealogy) shapes the household hierarchy in New Zealand culture.
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Nigeria
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In Nigerian culture, extended family members hold authority and influence in the household hierarchy.
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Pacific Islander culture
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In Pacific Islander culture, the chief or head of the family holds significant authority in the household hierarchy.
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Saudi Arabia
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In Saudi Arabian culture, men traditionally have the highest decision-making authority in the household hierarchy.
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