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1
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bully
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Japan
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Bullying is often seen as a group activity, where the group exerts pressure on the victim to conform rather than individual harassment.
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1
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2
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bully
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Japan
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There is less awareness and discussion about bullying in schools and workplaces, and it may be seen as a normal part of social interactions.
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1
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3
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bully
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Japan
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Bullying is often overlooked or ignored as a cultural norm, and victims may not receive adequate support or intervention.
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1
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4
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bully
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Japan
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There is a strong emphasis on conformity and group harmony, so bullying may be downplayed or ignored to maintain social cohesion.
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1
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5
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bully
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Japan
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In some cases, there is a cultural acceptance of hierarchical relationships which can manifest as bullying behavior, particularly in school settings.
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1
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6
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bullying
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Japan
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There is cultural value placed on harmony and conformity, so bullying may be underreported and downplayed to maintain group cohesion.
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1
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7
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bullying
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Japan
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There is a cultural value placed on harmony and conformity, and bullying may be less openly addressed or acknowledged in schools and workplaces.
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1
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8
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bullying
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Japan
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Bullying is often viewed as a private matter that should be resolved within the group, and seeking outside intervention is less common.
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1
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9
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cyberbullying
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Japan
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Less recognized and often handled within the confines of the educational system
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1
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