Americans have a higher tolerance for conflict as a way of working through issues than their Japanese counterparts.

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This is generally true. In Japanese culture, harmony and avoiding conflict is highly valued, therefore open confrontation is often avoided in favor of indirect communication and a more subtle approach to resolving issues. In contrast, Americans tend to value directness and frank discussions when dealing with problems or disagreements.

Americans Have a Higher Tolerance for Conflict as a Way