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attitudes towards time
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Polychronic cultures
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Flexible approach to time, being late is not uncommon and social interactions may take precedence over schedules.
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2
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concept of time
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Monochronic Cultures
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Time is viewed as linear, and focus is on schedules and deadlines.
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3
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concept of time
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Polychronic Cultures
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Time is seen as more fluid, and simultaneous activities are common.
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4
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perception of time
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monochronic culture
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In monochronic cultures, time is typically viewed as linear and segmented, and there is a strong emphasis on schedules and punctuality.
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5
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perception of time
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monochronic cultures
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In monochronic cultures, being late is generally considered disrespectful and can be seen as a sign of incompetence or lack of organization.
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6
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perception of time
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polychronic cultures
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In polychronic cultures, being late may be more accepted as it is understood that time is not always strictly linear and delays can be inevitable.
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7
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sense of time
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Polychronic cultures
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Flexibility in time-keeping and a focus on relationships and events rather than strict schedules
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8
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the concept of time
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Polychronic cultures
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Time is more fluid, and it is common for people to be relaxed about punctuality and schedules.
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