concept   silence
culture   Western cultures
statement   In Western cultures, silence is often seen as awkward or uncomfortable, leading to an emphasis on verbal communication and small talk in social interactions.
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1 respect for silence Western countries Valued, but less strictly enforced and not always a cultural norm in social interactions 1
2 silence Western countries Silence may be perceived as awkward or uncomfortable in social interactions 1
3 silence Western culture Silence is often considered awkward or uncomfortable, especially in social situations. 1
4 silence Western culture Silence can sometimes be interpreted as awkward or uncomfortable. 1
5 silence Western cultures Silence is considered awkward or uncomfortable in social situations, and it's common to fill the silence with small talk or conversation. 1
6 silence Western cultures Silence may be viewed as awkward or uncomfortable, and there is more emphasis on verbal communication. 1
7 silence Western cultures Conversation and social interaction are commonly associated with sharing a cup of tea 1
8 silence Western cultures Silence is sometimes uncomfortable and associated with awkwardness or tension in social interactions 1
9 silence Western cultures Silence may be perceived as awkward or uncomfortable in conversation. 1