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body language
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East Asian countries
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Avoiding direct eye contact during conversation is seen as a sign of respect and politeness.
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body language
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East Asian culture
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Avoiding direct eye contact is a sign of respect and humility
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3
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body language
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East Asian cultures
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Reserved body language and limited physical contact are considered polite.
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4
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body language
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East Asian societies
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Avoiding direct eye contact can be a sign of respect, especially towards authority figures.
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5
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interpretation of body language
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East Asian countries
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Physical contact during communication is generally avoided and seen as intrusive.
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6
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nonverbal communication
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East Asian countries
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Reserved and controlled body language and facial expressions are valued in nonverbal communication, particularly in formal settings.
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verbal communication
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East Asian countries
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Avoiding direct eye contact is often seen as a sign of politeness and respect during verbal communication.
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8
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verbal communication
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East Asian countries
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Silence and pauses are often seen as a natural part of verbal communication, allowing time for contemplation and reflection.
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