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1
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personal space
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Korea
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Less emphasis on personal space, and closer proximity is acceptable in social interactions
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1
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2
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personal space
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Korea
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Less emphasis on personal space, and physical proximity is more common
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1
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3
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personal space
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Korea
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Personal space is minimal, and people feel comfortable standing or sitting very close to each other when interacting.
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1
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4
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personal space
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South Korea
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Less emphasis on personal space, with closer proximity in social interactions
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1
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5
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personal space
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South Korea
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South Koreans generally have a smaller personal space and are more comfortable with physical contact in public.
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1
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6
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personal space
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South Korea
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Less emphasis on personal space, closer proximity during conversations is common
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1
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7
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personal space
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South Korea
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Maintaining personal space is less of a priority, and physical proximity while interacting is more common.
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1
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8
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personal space
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South Korea
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Personal space is often more limited, and people are accustomed to close proximity, even on airplanes.
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1
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9
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personal space
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South Korea
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A closer physical proximity is more common in social interactions.
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1
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10
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personal space
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South Korea
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Personal space is smaller, and physical proximity is more common when interacting with others
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1
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11
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personal space
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South Korea
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Smaller expectation of physical distance and more tolerance for close proximity during interactions
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1
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12
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personal space
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South Korea
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There is an emphasis on maintaining a certain distance in personal interactions, and access to personal space is considered important.
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1
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13
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respect for personal space
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South Korea
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A greater emphasis is placed on maintaining personal space, and physical contact is often minimal in social interactions.
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1
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14
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respect for personal space
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South Korea
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There is less emphasis on personal space, and people are often comfortable with closer physical proximity during interactions.
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1
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15
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use of personal space
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South Korea
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Personal space is generally smaller, and people are comfortable with closer proximity during interactions, such as standing in line or having conversations.
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1
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