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face saving

face saving Face saving is a way of thinking in which people try to protect their social image or avoid losing respect in the eyes of others.

Face saving is a way of thinking in which people try to protect their social image or avoid losing respect in the eyes of others. In close-knit community settings, this concern can shape willingness and behavior.

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Drafting source: Ma Xiaoxu; Ge Nannan. Study on the influencing factors of rural residents’ willingness to classify domestic waste in the context of acquaintance society: An example from Jiangsu Province in Chin. 2024; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0303167; article XML SHA-256 608a77c04dbe394b4deba3bc97e63ce914b55c3cbafa1c66089dc07ad2b6ab85. “Study on the influencing factors of rural residents’ willingness to classify domestic waste in the context of acquaintance society: An example from Jiangsu Province in Chin” (10.1371/journal.pone.0303167).
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