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exhaustion
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Asian countries
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Exhaustion is also associated with the concept of 'karoshi', which refers to death by overwork and is a serious issue in the workforce.
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fatigue
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Asian countries
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Viewed as a natural part of life and often associated with the body's energy flow or balance.
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3
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fatigue
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Asian countries
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Fatigue may be viewed as a sign of weakness or lack of resilience, and individuals may be encouraged to keep going despite feeling tired.
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4
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fatigue
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Asian countries
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There is a cultural expectation to endure fatigue without complaint, as it is seen as a natural part of hard work and dedication.
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5
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fatigue
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Asian countries
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Often attributed to imbalance in the body's energy, such as 'qi' in traditional Chinese medicine
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6
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tired person
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Asian countries
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A tired person may take a short nap at their desk or in a designated rest area to recharge.
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7
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tiredness
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Asian countries
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It is often expected to work long hours and not show signs of tiredness, as it may be perceived as a lack of dedication.
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8
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tiredness
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Asian countries
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Tiredness may be viewed as a sign of dedication and hard work, with individuals expected to push through and prioritize diligence over rest.
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