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communication style
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Asian countries
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Preference for face-to-face communication and building personal relationships
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2
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communication style
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Asian countries
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Indirect communication, often involving implicit cues and body language, is common in Asian cultures.
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3
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communication style
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Asian culture
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Respectful and formal language, emphasis on face-to-face communication
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4
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communication style
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Asian cultures
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Indirect communication is more common, and people may be more hesitant to express disagreement openly.
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5
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communications
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Asian countries
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Face-to-face communication and formal written correspondence are highly valued in business interactions.
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6
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communications
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Asian countries
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Business relationships are often built through extensive socializing and networking events.
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7
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direct communication
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Asian countries
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Indirect communication is common, and people may use non-verbal cues or implied meanings in conversations.
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8
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direct communication
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Asian countries
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Communication is often more indirect, and people use gestures or nonverbal cues to convey meaning.
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9
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direct communication
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Asian culture
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Indirect communication, such as using nonverbal cues or implicit language, is often preferred to maintain harmony and avoid confrontation.
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10
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modern communication
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Asian countries
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Face-to-face interaction is highly valued and preferred over digital communication.
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11
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modern communication
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Asian countries
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The use of honorifics and formal language in modern communication is important for maintaining respect and hierarchy.
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