1
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face
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Western countries
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Personal expression and individuality are valued in Western countries, and 'saving face' is less of a cultural concern compared to East Asia.
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1
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2
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face
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Western countries
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Direct communication is often valued over preserving social face
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1
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3
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face
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Western countries
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Honesty and individual authenticity are more emphasized in interactions and relationships
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1
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4
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face
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Western countries
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More focus on individual expression and openness
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1
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5
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face
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Western countries
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Valued differently, emphasis may be on directness and honesty even at the cost of causing embarrassment
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1
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6
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face
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Western countries
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Less emphasis on 'face', with more focus on individualism and direct communication
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1
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7
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face
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Western countries
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Personal prestige and self-esteem
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1
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8
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face
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Western cultures
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Individual honesty and directness are often valued over preserving social status or 'face'.
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1
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9
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face
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Western cultures
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Importance of 'saving face' exists, but may not be as deeply ingrained in social interactions or decision-making.
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1
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10
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face
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Western cultures
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Individualistic and important for personal expression
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1
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11
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face
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Western cultures
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The concept of 'losing face' may refer to personal embarrassment or humiliation.
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1
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12
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face
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western culture
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Individual honesty and direct communication are often prioritized, even if it may cause discomfort or conflict in social interactions.
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1
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13
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face
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western cultures
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Individual expression and assertiveness are often encouraged.
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1
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