Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	body image	Fiji	In Fijian culture, a larger body size has historically been associated with beauty, wealth, and health.	9
2	body image	South Korea	In South Korean culture, the preferred body image is slim, petite, youthful, and pale-skinned.	8
3	body image	United States	In the United States, there is a societal focus on attaining a slim, toned, and muscular body, while also challenging traditional beauty norms and advocating for body positivity and diversity.	8
4	body image	Brazil	In Brazil, there is a focus on celebrating diverse, curvaceous body types and the beauty of voluptuousness.	7
5	body image	Western countries	In Western countries, there is an emphasis on a slim and toned body image influenced by media and the fashion industry.	7
6	body image	Japan	In Japan, there is a strong cultural preference for slim, petite body types as the ideal beauty standard.	6
7	body image	India	In Indian culture, the traditional beauty standard values a fuller figure and appreciates curves for women.	5
8	body image	Samoa	In traditional Samoan culture, a larger body size is viewed as a symbol of health, beauty, and prosperity.	5
9	body image	bodybuilding community in the United States	In the United States, the bodybuilding community values and commonly pursues a muscular and shredded physique.	5
10	body image	Pacific Island cultures	In Pacific Island cultures, a larger body size is traditionally considered attractive, indicative of wealth, and associated with good health.	4
11	body image	Polynesian cultures	In Polynesian cultures, larger body sizes are seen as attractive, healthy, and beautiful.	4
12	body image	South Korea	In South Korea, a slim body type is highly valued and associated with health and beauty.	4
13	body image	Sweden	In Sweden, there is cultural pressure to maintain a slim and athletic body shape.	4
14	body image	Asian cultures	In Asian cultures, there is a common preference for slimness, pale skin, and small, delicate features.	3
15	body image	Norway	Norwegian culture values a lean, athletic body shape and places pressure on individuals to maintain it.	3
16	body image	Polynesia	In Polynesian culture, body size is associated with attractiveness and status, with preferences for different body types.	3
17	body image	African cultures	In African cultures, fuller figures are traditionally associated with beauty and fertility.	2
18	body image	Contemporary popular music culture	Contemporary popular music culture promotes diverse beauty standards and body positivity through the media.	2
19	body image	Eastern Europe	In Eastern European culture, a muscular and slender physique is considered attractive and elegant.	2
20	body image	European countries	European countries prefer a slim and fashionable body image.	2
21	body image	France	In France, diverse body shapes are accepted and there is emphasis on fashion and style.	2
22	body image	Latin American countries	Curves and a voluptuous body shape are considered attractive in Latin American cultures.	2
23	body image	Nigeria	In Nigerian culture, larger body size is considered beautiful and healthy.	2
24	body image	Russia	In Russia, both muscular and slender physiques are valued for body image.	2
25	body image	South Africa	In South Africa, body image ideals encompass both larger and slimmer bodies, reflecting beauty and health standards.	2
26	body image	United Kingdom	Body positivity and diversity are being increasingly promoted in the UK alongside the traditional focus on slimness.	2
27	body image	fitness enthusiasts	Fitness culture idealizes a lean and muscular physique for body confidence and achievement.	2
28	body image	Biology research in the Western world	The Western world also studies body image in the context of evolutionary biology and mate selection preferences.	1
29	body image	Jamaica	In Jamaican culture, dark skin is typically associated with beauty and attractiveness.	1
30	body image	Pacific Islander cultures	In Pacific Islander cultures, larger body types are appreciated as a symbol of health and beauty.	1
31	body image	Polynesian fashion design	In Polynesian fashion design, curvier body types are traditionally considered attractive.	1
32	body image	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, body image often idealizes being slim, tall, and having a minimalist sense of fashion.	1
33	body image	Traditional conservative culture	Traditional conservative cultures place importance on modesty and traditional beauty ideals that align with cultural norms.	1
34	body image	Traditional cultures	Body image may be influenced by cultural ideals of beauty in traditional cultures, varying across different ethnic groups and historical periods.	1
35	body image	Western boxing	In Western boxing culture, a lean and muscular physique is considered ideal and attractive for a boxer's performance.	1
36	body image	Western fashion design	In Western fashion design, slim body types are often idealized in the concept of body image.	1
37	body image	Western popular music culture	Western popular music culture often promotes thin body standards in the media.	1
38	body image	Western world	Body image issues are a significant concern in the Western world, with pressures to conform to certain beauty standards.	1
39	body image	fashion industry	The fashion industry continues to promote a limited standard of beauty while efforts for diversity are emerging.	1
40	body image	influencer culture in the US	Influencer culture in the US promotes unrealistic body standards through social media.	1
41	body image	western fitness enthusiasts	Western fitness enthusiasts value a muscular and lean physique as a symbol of health and fitness.	1