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approach to time
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Middle Eastern culture
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Time is more fluid, being flexible with schedules is common
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2
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attitude towards time
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Middle East
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More fluid and flexible approach to time
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3
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attitudes towards time
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Middle Eastern 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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4
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concept of time
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Middle Eastern cultures
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More relaxed approach to time, with flexibility in scheduling and tardiness commonly accepted
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5
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concept of time
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Middle Eastern cultures
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Concept of time as fate; events are seen as pre-determined
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6
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perception of time
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Middle East
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Time is often viewed as flexible, with less emphasis on punctuality in social engagements.
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1
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7
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relationship with time
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Middle Eastern countries
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Time is viewed as more flexible, and it's common for appointments to start later than scheduled.
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1
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8
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the concept of time
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Middle East
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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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1
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9
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time perception
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Middle East
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Punctuality and respect for schedules are important cultural values
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1
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10
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time perception
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Middle Eastern Culture
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More relaxed attitude towards time and punctuality.
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1
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11
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time perception
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Middle Eastern countries
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Time perception is more relaxed, and being a little late to social gatherings is often considered normal.
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