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compare
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Japan
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It is considered impolite to openly compare oneself to others or boast about personal achievements.
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2
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compare
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Japan
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Comparing oneself to others is often seen as negative and discouraged in traditional Japanese culture.
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3
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compare
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Japan
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Comparing oneself to others is often discouraged in social interactions
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4
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comparison
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Japan
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Directly comparing oneself to others is considered impolite, and individuals usually strive to blend in with the group rather than stand out.
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5
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different
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Japan
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There is more emphasis on conformity and fitting in, so standing out as 'different' may be less encouraged.
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6
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different
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Japan
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Conformity and group harmony are strongly emphasized.
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7
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different
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Japan
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Harmony and conformity are valued, and there is an emphasis on fitting in with the group rather than standing out as different.
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8
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similar
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Japan
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In East Asia, similarity is often linked to harmonious relationships and group cohesion.
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9
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similar
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Japan
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Similarity is often assessed based on social status or hierarchical relationships.
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