concept   mediation
culture   Japan
statement   In Japan, mediation is highly valued for maintaining harmony and relationships, and is often preferred over direct confrontation and litigation.
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1 mediating Japan Mediation is less commonly used to resolve disputes, as the preference is often for hierarchical decision-making and direct conflict resolution. 1
2 mediating Japan Mediating conflicts through group discussions and consensus-building is a preferred approach in these cultures. 1
3 mediation Japan Mediation is often regarded as a less formal and confrontational approach, and may be preferred over litigation in resolving conflicts and disputes. 1
4 mediation Japan More commonly associated with resolving conflicts within a collective context, such as in workplace disputes or family matters 1
5 mediation Japan Mediation is often used to resolve conflicts in business and interpersonal relationships in Japan and other East Asian countries. 1
6 mediation Japan Mediation is less commonly used for resolving disputes, as the emphasis is often on direct negotiation or hierarchical decision-making within organizations. 1
7 mediation Japan Mediation is seen as a valuable tool for preserving harmony and relationships, and is often preferred over adversarial legal processes. 1
8 mediator Japan Valued for maintaining harmony and resolving conflicts within organizations or communities 1
9 mediator Japan Mediation is less commonly utilized in resolving disputes, with a stronger emphasis on hierarchical decision-making and direct negotiation. 1
10 mediator Japan Mediators are commonly used in business and personal conflicts to preserve harmony and avoid direct confrontation or embarrassment for the parties involved. 1
11 mediator Japan Mediation is often preferred over litigation as a way to resolve conflicts, focusing on harmony and compromise. 1