concept   saving face
culture   Western cultures
statement   In Western cultures, individualism and direct communication are prioritized over the concept of saving face.
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1 face-saving Western Honesty, directness, and individual achievements are often prioritized over the concept of 'face-saving'. 1
2 face-saving Western countries Emphasis on direct communication and honesty, even if it leads to temporary discomfort 1
3 face-saving Western countries While respect and dignity are valued, the concept of saving face may not hold the same level of significance in social interactions. 1
4 face-saving Western countries Individualism and directness in communication may take precedence over saving face 1
5 face-saving Western countries Individual expression and honesty are often prioritized over preserving social harmony 1
6 face-saving Western countries Also important, but may be expressed differently in terms of communication style and social dynamics 1
7 face-saving Western countries Individual expression and honesty are valued over preserving social harmony in interactions. 1
8 face-saving Western countries While dignity and respect are valued, the concept of 'face' may not hold the same level of significance in social interactions. 1
9 face-saving Western countries Less emphasis on maintaining public image and more acceptance of public scrutiny 1
10 face-saving Western countries While face-saving is important, it may not be as explicitly emphasized in social interactions. 1
11 face-saving Western countries Face-saving is also valued, but the emphasis on avoiding public embarrassment may not be as prominent as in East Asian countries. 1
12 face-saving Western countries Emphasis on individualism and personal achievement may lead to less concern for face-saving in public interactions. 1
13 face-saving Western culture While self-respect and social standing are important, the concept of 'face' may not carry the same weight in everyday interactions. 1
14 face-saving Western cultures More emphasis on promoting individual self-esteem and confidence 1
15 face-saving Western cultures Less emphasis on saving face and more acceptance of candid feedback 1
16 face-saving Western societies Direct communication and individual expression are often valued over saving face. 1
17 face-saving Western societies Less explicitly emphasized in social interactions 1
18 face-saving western countries Less explicitly emphasized, with more focus on direct communication 1
19 saving face Western countries Individualism is valued and direct communication is often preferred, so 'saving face' is less of a concern in interpersonal interactions. 1
20 saving face Western countries Individualism and self-expression may take precedence over saving face 1
21 saving face Western countries Individual honesty and directness may be prioritized over saving face 1
22 saving face Western countries There is less emphasis on 'saving face' and a more direct approach to addressing issues and conflicts. 1
23 saving face Western cultures Less emphasis on social consequences of self-presentation 1
24 saving face Western cultures Less emphasis on saving face, more emphasis on individuality and expressing personal opinions. 1
25 saving face western countries While concern for reputation exists, it may not be as deeply ingrained in social interactions as in some modern Asian cultures. 1