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identify
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Japan
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There is a strong emphasis on group identity and conformity, with individual identity often taking a secondary role.
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identifying
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Japan
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Using honorifics and titles as a standard form of identification, showing respect and hierarchy in interpersonal interactions.
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recognize
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Japan
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It's common to recognize people by their job titles and affiliations.
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recognize
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Japan
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Recognition is often based on group harmony and collective effort.
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recognize
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Japan
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Also important to recognize people by their job titles or social status
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recognize
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Japan
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Recognizing people with a slight bow or a respectful nod is considered polite and expected in formal settings.
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recognize
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Japan
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In public, recognizing someone you know but not acknowledging them is a sign of respect for their privacy and personal space.
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8
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recognized
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Japan
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Recognition of group achievements is often more valued than individual recognition, and humility is appreciated when recognized for personal accomplishments.
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9
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recognized
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Japan
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Recognition is often based on group achievement or collective effort.
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recognized
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Japan
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Recognition of individual achievements is important, but humility and modesty are culturally valued, so self-promotion is less common.
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recognized
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Japan
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Recognition may come with a sense of modesty and humility, and often downplays individual achievements in favor of the group.
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recognized
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Japan
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Being recognized as part of a group or team is often more important than individual recognition.
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