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apprehension
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Eastern countries
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Displaying overt apprehension or unease in social interactions is often considered impolite and may be seen as a sign of weakness.
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2
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apprehension
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Eastern culture
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Expressing apprehension about the future can be seen as pessimistic or lacking confidence in Eastern culture.
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3
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apprehension
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Eastern culture
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Expressing apprehension is often downplayed or suppressed in order to maintain harmony and avoid causing discomfort to others.
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4
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paranoia
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Eastern countries
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In Eastern countries, paranoia may be linked more to social anxiety and fear of losing face in front of others.
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5
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paranoia
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Eastern culture
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Paranoia may be associated with a focus on maintaining harmony and avoiding conflict within social relationships.
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6
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paranoia
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Eastern culture
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Sometimes considered as a result of supernatural or spiritual influences and may be addressed through traditional healing practices
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7
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paranoia
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Eastern cultures
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Seen as a symptom of mental illness and often stigmatized, leading to lack of open discussion.
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