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observe
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Western countries
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Observing a moment of silence to show respect during a ceremony
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2
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observe
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Western culture
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Observing a minute of silence as a sign of respect during remembrance events
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3
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observe
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Western culture
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Observing and respecting personal space is important during interactions.
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4
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observe
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Western cultures
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Observing social etiquette and personal space is important in Western cultures, with direct eye contact and attentive listening being valued.
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5
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observed
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Western culture
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It is expected to greet and make eye contact when being observed in a social setting.
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6
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observed
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Western culture
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It is common to celebrate birthdays and holidays with observed traditions and ceremonies.
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7
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observed
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Western cultures
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Observed behavior is often considered a key aspect of psychological research and analysis.
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8
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observer
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Western culture
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In Western culture, it is common for observers to actively participate in discussions and share their opinions.
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9
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observer
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Western culture
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In Western culture, it is common for observers to express their opinions and provide feedback openly.
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10
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observer
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Western culture
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In Western culture, it's common for people to observe and analyze situations before actively participating in them.
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11
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observer
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Western cultures
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It is common for people to be observant in public spaces and events, and it is generally acceptable to observe others.
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12
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observing
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Western cultures
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Observing and studying behavior is an important part of psychology and social sciences.
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13
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observing
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Western cultures
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Commonly encouraged as a way to learn and analyze situations, and often seen as a respectful behavior in public spaces.
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