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1
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academic honors
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United States
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Academic honors such as summa cum laude, magna cum laude, and cum laude are commonly awarded and recognized.
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1
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2
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family honor
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United States
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While family is valued, the concept of family honor as a determining factor in societal interactions is less prevalent in the US and UK.
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1
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3
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honor
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USA
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While honor may be valued, it is not as explicitly emphasized and integrated into social structures as in Turkish-speaking countries.
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1
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4
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honor
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United States
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Honor is often associated with personal integrity and honesty
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1
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5
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honor
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United States
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Less explicit emphasis on honor as a guiding principle in daily life
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1
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6
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honor
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United States
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Honor is often associated with individual achievement and personal integrity.
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1
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7
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honor
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United States
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Concepts of honor may vary regionally and be more individually-driven
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1
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8
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honor
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United States
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Emphasis on individual achievement and personal integrity rather than collective honor; reputation is important, but societal consequences for dishonor are less severe.
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1
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9
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honor and respect
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United States
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Emphasized more on individual achievement and self-respect rather than adherence to traditional codes of honor.
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1
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10
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honor codes
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United States
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Honor codes are often used in academic institutions to promote integrity and discourage cheating.
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1
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11
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honor roll
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United States
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A prestigious achievement in American school culture, celebrated with awards and recognition.
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1
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