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ego
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Eastern culture
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Collectivist culture emphasizes humility and modesty, often viewing a strong ego or self-centered behavior as negative and detrimental to harmonious community relationships.
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ego
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Eastern culture
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Emphasis on humility and downplaying individual ego
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ego
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Eastern culture
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In Eastern culture, humility and modesty are often valued, and the emphasis is on subduing the ego in favor of collective harmony and interconnectedness.
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ego
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Eastern culture
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Emphasis on humility and selflessness, with a value placed on suppressing and transcending one's ego.
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ego
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Eastern cultures
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Emphasizing modesty and collectivism is often valued.
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egoism
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Eastern culture
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Egoism is often viewed negatively and seen as selfish behavior in Eastern culture, emphasizing humility and collective harmony.
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envy
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Eastern culture
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Considered a natural human emotion and may be associated with ambition and motivation for self-improvement.
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esteem
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Eastern countries
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In Japan, excessive self-esteem or open displays of confidence can be viewed as boastful or arrogant, and humility is often valued more than self-esteem.
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jealousy
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Eastern countries
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Jealousy may be seen as a sign of caring and dedication in relationships, and can be more openly expressed within certain cultural and social contexts.
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self esteem
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Eastern countries
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Emphasis on modesty and humility, promoting a collective mindset over individual self-esteem.
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self esteem
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Eastern cultures
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Emphasis on humility and group harmony, discouraging overt displays of self-esteem
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self esteem
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Eastern cultures
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Emphasized on humility and modesty, with less focus on individual self-esteem
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selfishness
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Eastern countries
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Valued within reason as self-preservation and taking care of oneself, also expected to prioritize family and community.
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