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Expressing disagreement openly can be seen as confrontational, so people may show agreement even when they have reservations.
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Agreement is often shown with a respectful bow and indirect communication, emphasizing harmony and group consensus.
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Harmony and saving face are prioritized, so people may not openly express disagreement even if they don't fully agree.
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It is important to show respect by actively agreeing with the group's opinion or decision, even if you have concerns.
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It is often considered polite to agree with others publicly even if there are disagreements, to maintain harmony and avoid conflict.
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Using 'agree with' typically refers to the suitability or compatibility of a certain food or treatment with one's body or health condition.
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May indicate agreement through nonverbal cues such as nodding and silence
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It is common to express agreement with someone by nodding or saying 'I understand' as a sign of acknowledgement.
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Agreeing with someone too quickly can be seen as insincere, and it's important to show respect by considering different viewpoints before expressing agreement.
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