concept   time perception
culture   African countries
statement   In African countries, there is a flexible and fluid approach to time, often resulting in events starting later than scheduled.
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1 approach to time African culture Time is viewed more holistically, flexible and event-driven rather than strictly clock-driven 1
2 attitude towards time African countries More fluid and flexible approach to time 1
3 attitudes towards time African cultures Flexibility in time, appointments may be seen as approximate and social engagements are more important than strict adherence to schedules. 1
4 relationship with time African countries Time is more relaxed, and a flexible approach to scheduling is common. 1
5 sense of time African Countries Flexible approach to time, and events often start later than scheduled 1
6 sense of time African countries More relaxed with time and may prioritize relationships over schedules 1
7 sense of time African countries More relaxed attitude towards time, events may not start at scheduled times 1
8 sense of time African cultures Flexible and fluid approach to time, with events starting when participants are ready 1
9 the concept of time African cultures Time is perceived more as a circular concept rather than a linear one, with a focus on the present moment and the interconnectedness of events. 1
10 time perception African countries More flexible approach to time, events often starting later than scheduled 1
11 time perception African countries Time is more fluid, and being a little late is often socially acceptable 1