1
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arrogance
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Japan
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Confidence and self-assuredness are often seen as positive traits, and may be interpreted as strength rather than arrogance.
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1
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2
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arrogance
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Japan
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Sometimes perceived as a sign of confidence and strength, particularly in leadership roles.
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1
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3
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assertiveness
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Japan
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Seen as confrontational and disrespectful, valued less in favor of harmony and modesty
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1
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4
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decisiveness
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Japan
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Sometimes seen as impolite or overbearing, as decision-making is often done through consensus and careful consideration of all opinions
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1
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5
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excellence
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Japan
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Excellence is often associated with group harmony and contributing to the collective success.
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1
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6
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excellence
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Japan
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Emphasized in craftsmanship, quality, and attention to detail, commonly seen as a lifelong pursuit.
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1
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7
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gracefulness
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Japan
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Gracefulness may be linked to harmony and balance of movement, and is often emphasized in traditional arts such as tea ceremonies and martial arts.
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1
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8
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humility
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Japan
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Humility is highly valued and considered an important virtue, and modesty is often seen as a key aspect of personal character.
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1
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9
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humility
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Japan
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Highly valued and openly practiced as a virtue, often emphasized through actions and speech in social interactions.
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1
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