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discipline
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Western countries
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Discipline is seen as a necessary part of child rearing and education, often involving setting rules and consequences for misbehavior.
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discipline
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Western countries
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Discipline is commonly associated with strict obedience to rules, but not always tied to specific physical or mental training practices like in martial arts.
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3
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discipline
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Western culture
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Discipline is valued, but the prescribed rituals and adherence to traditional customs may be less emphasized in other activities.
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4
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discipline
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Western cultures
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Discipline is often associated with individual responsibility and self-control, and is seen as a key factor in personal and professional success.
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5
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discipline
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Western cultures
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Encouraged as an important aspect of personal development, including self-control and adherence to rules and routines.
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6
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discipline
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Western cultures
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Timeouts and logical consequences are common disciplinary methods
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7
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discipline
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Western societies
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In Western societies, disciplinary actions may involve time-outs or loss of privileges as consequences for misbehavior.
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8
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discipline
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western culture
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While discipline is valued in western culture, the rigorous and structured training found in martial arts culture is not as prevalent in everyday life.
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9
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discipline
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western culture
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Discipline is often associated with personal self-control and willpower
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10
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discipline
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western culture
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Discipline is valued, but may be emphasized in different contexts like education and work
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obedience
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Western cultures
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Valued as a virtue in parenting and education
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12
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physical discipline
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western
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While physical discipline may exist, there is often a greater emphasis on psychological and cognitive training methods alongside physical training.
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