Americans who conduct training in Western Europe and Asia often experience a hesitance on the part of participants to assert personal control and become actively involved, most likely due to the fairly interactive learning and egalitarian instructor roles with which they are familiar and have grown accustomed.

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Cultural norms significantly influence learning styles and participation levels in different regions. Americans might expect active participation due to their cultural norms, but in many parts of Western Europe and especially in Asia, cultural norms around authority and learning can lead to a more reserved approach to learning and interaction with instructors. This doesn't necessarily mean they are hesitant to assert personal control due to familiarity with interactive learning and egalitarian roles, but rather reflects different cultural attitudes towards education and authority.

Americans Who Conduct Training in Western Europe and Asia Often