1
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personal space
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Asian
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Personal space is less emphasized in Asian cultures, and bowing is a common form of greeting.
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1
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2
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personal space
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Asian
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Closeness during conversations or social interactions is considered normal and a sign of friendliness
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1
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3
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personal space
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Asian Culture
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Less emphasis on personal space, especially in crowded areas.
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1
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4
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personal space
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Asian countries
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Closer proximity during conversations is perceived as a sign of politeness and interest
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1
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5
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personal space
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Asian culture
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Prefer closer proximity in social interactions
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1
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6
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personal space
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Asian culture
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Personal space is often valued, and physical proximity is more reserved in social interactions.
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1
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7
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personal space
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Asian culture
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Tend to have less personal space and often engage in closer physical proximity during interactions
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1
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8
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personal space
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Asian culture
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Less emphasis on personal space, physical closeness is more common
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1
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9
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personal space
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Asian culture
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In some Asian cultures, such as Japan, people are more accustomed to closer proximity and may have smaller personal space boundaries.
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1
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10
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personal space
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Asian cultures
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Less emphasis on personal space in crowded areas
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1
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11
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personal space
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Asian cultures
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Comfort with smaller personal space and closer proximity in public settings
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1
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12
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personal space
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Asian cultures
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Less emphasis on personal space and more physical contact in interactions
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1
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13
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personal space
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Asian cultures
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Less emphasis on personal space in social interactions
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1
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14
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personal space
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Asian cultures
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Less emphasis on personal space in social interactions, more crowded public spaces
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1
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15
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personal space
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Asian cultures
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Closer physical proximity is often more accepted and not considered an intrusion of personal space
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1
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16
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personal space
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Asian cultures
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Extended direct eye contact can be seen as confrontational or disrespectful
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1
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17
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personal space
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Asian cultures
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Personal space tends to be closer; physical proximity is more accepted and even expected in social interactions.
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1
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18
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personal space
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Asian cultures
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Less emphasis on personal space, physical closeness is common and considered normal.
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1
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19
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personal space
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Traditional Asian
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Less emphasis on individual personal space, and physical proximity is considered normal
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1
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20
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personal space
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Traditional Asian
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Personal space is less emphasized, and people may stand closer together when conversing.
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1
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21
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personal space
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traditional Asian culture
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Personal space is less emphasized, and close proximity is commonly accepted
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1
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22
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personal space
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traditional Asian society
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Closer physical proximity during interactions is often considered a sign of friendliness and warmth.
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1
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