concept   omission
culture   Eastern cultures
statement   In Eastern cultures, omitting personal opinions or information is seen as a sign of respect, wisdom, and preserving harmony.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 indecision Eastern culture Valued as a careful and considerate approach to decision-making, avoiding rash or impulsive choices 1
2 indecision Eastern cultures Considered important to carefully weigh options and make a thoughtful decision, sometimes seen as a sign of prudence. 1
3 indecision Eastern cultures Taking time to carefully consider decisions is often viewed positively and may be seen as a sign of thoughtfulness and consideration for others. 1
4 omission Eastern countries Omission of personal opinions during a conversation may be seen as a sign of politeness and respect for the other person's point of view. 1
5 omission Eastern culture Omitting personal opinions or information in a conversation, especially with elders or superiors, can be a sign of respect and humility. 1
6 omission Eastern culture In some Eastern cultures, omission of certain details is a sign of tact and politeness, as openly discussing certain topics may be considered disrespectful. 1
7 omission Eastern cultures Omission is often seen as a way to preserve harmony and avoid confrontation, and may be considered a sign of respect or wisdom. 1
8 thwart Eastern culture Thwarting someone's plans may be seen as necessary to maintain harmony and avoid potential negative outcomes. 1
9 total disregard Eastern cultures Total disregard for hierarchy and authority can be seen as disrespectful and lead to social ostracism. 1