concept   asking questions
culture   United States
statement   In the United States, asking and answering questions is central to proactive communication and relationship-building.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 answer questions United States Expected to provide direct and concise responses, with a focus on efficient communication. 1
2 answering questions United States Expected to be direct, concise, and to the point 1
3 answering questions United States Common courtesy to answer questions, even if you don't know the answer 1
4 ask US It's common and acceptable to ask someone about their weekend plans or family during a casual conversation. 1
5 ask United States Asking questions is encouraged as a way to seek knowledge and develop understanding. 1
6 ask United States It is common to ask direct and straightforward questions, and it's considered polite to ask for clarification if needed. 1
7 consistently ask United States Consistently asking for clarification or feedback is seen as proactive and diligent in work or academic settings. 1
8 consistently ask United States Consistently asking for clarification or feedback is often seen as proactive and assertive in the workplace. 1
9 consistently ask United States Consistently asking for help or clarification is often seen as a sign of being proactive and engaged. 1
10 consistently ask United States Valued as a sign of determination and commitment to achieving goals. 1
11 personal questions United States Asking personal questions about someone's income or relationship status is often considered intrusive 1
12 personal questions United States Asking personal questions is seen as friendly and a way to get to know someone better. 1
13 personal questions United States Asking personal questions about work, family, or hobbies is a natural part of casual conversation and networking. 1