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contempt
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Western countries
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Expressing contempt through eye-rolling or sarcastic remarks is considered rude and disrespectful.
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2
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contempt
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Western countries
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Expressing contempt is generally considered disrespectful and rude, and may lead to conflict or strained relationships.
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3
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contempt
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Western cultures
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Expressing contempt through direct verbal or non-verbal cues is often considered disrespectful and rude.
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4
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contempt
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Western cultures
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Openly expressing contempt is often regarded as rude or disrespectful.
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1
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5
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denial
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Western culture
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Denial is often associated with avoidance of uncomfortable truths or responsibilities.
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1
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6
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denial
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Western cultures
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Denial is often seen as an avoidance of reality and is generally discouraged in psychological and self-help contexts.
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7
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deny
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Western cultures
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Denying a request or invitation may be seen as rude or impolite.
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1
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8
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deny
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Western cultures
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Denying a request or invitation can be considered polite if done tactfully, to respect individual boundaries and autonomy.
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1
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9
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disapproval
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Western countries
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Public displays of disapproval are generally considered impolite and may cause discomfort or awkwardness in social situations.
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1
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10
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disapproval
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Western cultures
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Directly expressing disapproval is considered a normal part of communication.
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1
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11
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disapproval
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Western cultures
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Expressed through a disapproving look or a shake of the head.
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