concept   warning
culture   South Korea
statement   In South Korea, warnings are subtle and emphasize social impact, including non-verbal cues for caution and respect.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 alert South Korea It's common to be alert to show respect for authority and to avoid causing inconvenience to others. 1
2 alert South Korea Being alert and attentive is seen as a basic expectation in the workplace and not necessarily deserving of special recognition or praise. 1
3 caution South Korea Showing caution by being reserved and modest in communication is highly valued in social interactions. 1
4 caution South Korea Caution is often exercised in social interactions, with people being careful not to offend or disturb others. 1
5 topmost concern South Korea Maintaining harmony within the community or workplace is often considered the topmost concern. 1
6 warning South Korea Warnings are often subtle and indirect, as direct confrontation or criticism is avoided in social interactions. 1
7 warning South Korea Warnings are important for maintaining social harmony, and often emphasize the potential impact of an action on the group rather than the individual. 1
8 warning South Korea Warnings are often used to convey polite reminders or requests for consideration in public spaces, such as public transportation or communal areas. 1
9 warning South Korea Non-verbal warnings, such as a bow or nod of the head, are often used to communicate caution or respect in social interactions. 1
10 warning systems South Korea Earthquake early warning systems are developed in South Korea, but not widely available in Kenya. 1