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confuse
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Western countries
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Being confused is often seen as a negative thing, and people may feel embarrassed or frustrated when they are confused.
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2
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confuse
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Western countries
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Asking for clarification when confused is considered a positive trait, showing honesty and a desire for understanding.
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3
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confuse
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western countries
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Asking for clarification when confused is perceived as proactive and intelligent.
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1
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4
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confusion
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Western countries
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Expressing confusion in a formal setting is usually seen as a sign of ignorance or lack of preparation.
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1
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5
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confusion
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Western countries
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Asking for clarification is generally encouraged and seen as a positive step to resolve confusion.
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6
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confusion
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Western cultures
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Confusion is often seen as a sign of lacking knowledge or understanding, and it's normal to seek clarification or ask questions to resolve confusion.
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1
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7
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confusion
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Western cultures
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Expressing confusion is often seen as a sign of uncertainty or lack of knowledge, and may be avoided in professional settings.
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1
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8
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explanation
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Western countries
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Providing detailed and logical explanations is valued in academic and professional settings.
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9
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explanation
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Western countries
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In Western countries, it's common to expect a detailed and logical explanation for a situation or problem.
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10
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explanation
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Western countries
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Expected in educational and professional settings as a way to clarify information and concepts
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1
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11
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explanation
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Western countries
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Providing clear and logical explanations is valued in educational and professional settings.
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1
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12
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explanation
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Western cultures
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Expected and valued in academic and professional settings
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1
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13
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misunderstanding
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Western countries
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Misunderstandings can occur due to differences in communication styles and cultural norms.
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1
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14
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misunderstanding
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Western countries
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Misunderstandings are common in communication and are often resolved through open dialogue and clarification.
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1
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15
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misunderstanding
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Western countries
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Misunderstandings are often resolved through direct communication and clarification.
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1
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16
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misunderstanding
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Western cultures
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Misunderstandings can often be resolved through open communication and clarification.
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