1
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personal space
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Eastern Culture
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Personal space is less emphasized, and people are more comfortable with closer physical proximity during interactions.
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1
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2
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personal space
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Eastern culture
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Smaller personal space, more physical closeness in social interactions
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1
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3
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personal space
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Eastern culture
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Less emphasis on personal space, and closer proximity while conversing is common
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1
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4
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personal space
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Eastern cultures
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Personal space may be less emphasized, and people may stand closer together when conversing
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1
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5
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personal space
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Eastern cultures
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Indirect communication and saving face are often prioritized
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1
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6
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personal space
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Eastern cultures
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Less priority given, people are comfortable with close proximity during interactions
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1
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7
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personal space
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Eastern cultures
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Personal space is smaller, and people feel comfortable standing closer to each other.
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1
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8
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personal space
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Eastern cultures
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Less emphasis on personal space, physical closeness in interactions is common
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1
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9
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personal space
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Eastern cultures
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Closer proximity is often accepted and even expected in social interactions
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1
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10
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personal space
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Eastern cultures
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People are more accustomed to close physical proximity and may have smaller personal space boundaries.
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1
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11
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personal space
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Eastern cultures
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Personal space is smaller, and people tend to stand closer to each other during conversations.
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1
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12
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personal space
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Eastern cultures
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Personal space is often minimal, and close physical proximity is considered normal in social interactions.
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1
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13
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personal space
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Eastern cultures
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Preference for closer proximity
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1
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14
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personal space
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Traditional Eastern Cultures
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Less emphasis on personal space, closer proximity during interactions is common and considered polite
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1
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