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African cultures
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The perception of aggression in African cultures may vary due to historical and socio-political influences.
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Combat sports in Western countries
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Combat sports in Western countries are seen as a demonstration of competitiveness, strength, and skill within the context of the sport, rather than as outright aggression.
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East African cultures
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In East African cultures, civil and collective harmony is emphasized, and overt displays of aggression are generally avoided in social interactions.
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Indian culture
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In Indian culture, indirect communication is preferred to convey disagreement and avoid direct confrontation.
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Pacific Islander cultures
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In Pacific Islander cultures, conflict is resolved through consensus-building and group harmony, and direct aggressive behavior is discouraged.
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perception of aggression
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Scandinavian cultures
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Reserved and non-confrontational behavior is highly valued in Scandinavian cultures, with direct aggression often being avoided.
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Traditional martial arts in Korea
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Traditional martial arts in Korea emphasize using aggression only in self-defense or controlled practice and discourage unnecessary aggression.
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