# | Concept | Culture | Statement | Freq. |
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1 | appropriateness of physical contact | Middle Eastern | Public displays of affection, including holding hands, are generally acceptable between people of the same gender but frowned upon between opposite genders. | 1 |
2 | bodily gestures | Middle Eastern countries | Using hand gestures while speaking, including animated hand movements to emphasize points | 1 |
3 | physical contact | Middle East | Physical contact between unrelated men and women in public may be limited or avoided to adhere to cultural norms. | 1 |
4 | physical contact | Middle East | Cheek kissing or bowing are common greetings | 1 |
5 | physical contact | Middle Eastern cultures | Physical contact between unrelated individuals of the opposite sex is generally not acceptable in public. | 1 |
6 | physical touch | Middle Eastern cultures | Men greeting each other with a kiss on the cheek is a common form of greeting | 1 |