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happiest
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Eastern countries
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Happiness often associated with family harmony, community well-being, and fulfilling social obligations.
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happy
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Eastern countries
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Emphasizing harmony within the community is often prioritized over individual happiness.
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happy
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Eastern countries
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In some Eastern cultures, openly expressing happiness and boasting about one's success may be seen as boastful or showing off, and humility is valued more.
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happy
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Eastern cultures
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Displaying overt happiness may be seen as boastful or inappropriate in certain social contexts
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happy people
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Eastern countries
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Reserved and modest about their emotions, may not openly display happiness in public
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happy people
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Eastern countries
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May express happiness more subtly and modestly, as direct displays of emotion can be seen as inappropriate or boastful.
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smile
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Eastern cultures
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In some situations, a smile may be used to mask true emotions or discomfort, and a lack of smiling does not always indicate unfriendliness.
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