Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	community	Western cultures	Western cultures value individualism and personal autonomy over close-knit communal living in their communities.	24
2	community	Western cultures	Community in Western cultures often refers to geographical or online groups with common interests and looser social ties.	17
3	community	Japan	Community in Japan is fostered through a focus on group harmony, interdependence, and communal activities and traditions.	12
4	community	African cultures	African cultures prioritize communal living and interconnectedness, with traditions strengthening unity.	11
5	community	Australia	Australia's culture places a strong emphasis on community engagement, indigenous land rights, and wildfire preparedness.	11
6	community	India	In India, strong community ties and support are displayed through close-knit relationships, interdependence, and collective celebrations.	11
7	community	Canada	Canada's culture emphasizes individualism within a diverse and supportive community that encourages active involvement and interaction.	10
8	community	Sweden	In Sweden, community values emphasize egalitarianism, social welfare, collective action for the common good, and respect for individual autonomy and privacy.	10
9	community	individualistic societies	Individualistic societies prioritize individual success and personal achievement over communal well-being and collective goals.	10
10	community	Brazil	In Brazil, community life is centered around social interaction, cultural celebrations, and strong neighborhood connections.	9
11	community	South Korea	In South Korean culture, there is a strong emphasis on group harmony and collective well-being, leading to a community-oriented lifestyle and activities.	9
12	community	United States	Community in the United States involves engagement, support, and preparation for various activities and initiatives.	9
13	community	urban	Urban communities are diverse and less interconnected, with emphasis on individualism and specialized roles.	8
14	community	Asian countries	Community in Asian countries prioritizes collective harmony, familial ties, and social hierarchy for societal obligation and mutual assistance.	7
15	community	Pacific Island cultures	The Pacific Island cultures emphasize community living, cooperation, and preservation of traditions.	7
16	community	Middle Eastern	Middle Eastern communities prioritize religious traditions, support, mutual aid, respect for elders, and familial honor.	6
17	community	United States	The United States culture values individualism, personal freedom, and personal achievement within the community.	6
18	community	Latin American	Community in Latin American culture values communal support, social gatherings, and collective celebrations.	5
19	community	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian communities prioritize social welfare, egalitarianism, and collective responsibility for the common good.	5
20	community	United Kingdom	The United Kingdom has a strong emphasis on individual freedom within a supportive community, with active community engagement and diverse living options.	5
21	community	collectivist societies	Collectivist societies prioritize community harmony and collective well-being over individual interests.	5
22	community	traditional indigenous societies	Traditional indigenous communities prioritize collective well-being, interconnectedness, and the preservation of cultural practices and knowledge.	5
23	community	Eastern cultures	Eastern cultures prioritize hierarchical structures, extended family networks, and social harmony in community relationships.	3
24	community	African villages	Community support and shared responsibilities are crucial in traditional African villages for welfare and daily activities.	2
25	community	Arctic communities	Arctic communities survive through cooperation and resource sharing.	2
26	community	Indigenous cultures in Africa	Indigenous communities in Africa prioritize communal living and resource sharing.	2
27	community	Industrialized societies	In industrialized societies, community roles and values prioritize administrative duties and technological advancement.	2
28	community	Latin American dance	Dance plays a vital role in building community connections and socializing in Latin American culture.	2
29	community	North American	North American culture values community and individualism while promoting multiculturalism.	2
30	community	Western individualistic societies	In Western individualistic societies, there is a focus on individual achievement and independence rather than community welfare.	2
31	community	immigrants	Ethnic communities provide support and maintain cultural traditions for immigrants.	2
32	community	rock climbing	The rock climbing community values camaraderie and mutual support for climbers.	2
33	community	Amish culture	The Amish culture is characterized by a strong sense of community, cooperation, traditional lifestyle, and values.	1
34	community	Biblical culture	In Biblical culture, community is viewed as an interconnected body of believers focused on mutual support, sharing, and communal living.	1
35	community	Blue Zones regions	People in Blue Zones regions have a strong sense of community and regularly interact socially.	1
36	community	Catholic countries	Catholic countries have a strong sense of community and participate in local church activities and religious events.	1
37	community	Chess players in Western countries	The competitive nature of chess in Western countries can sometimes overshadow the sense of community among players, leading to intense rivalries and individualistic focus.	1
38	community	Congo	In Congolese culture, community bonds are strong and people regularly support each other in various aspects of life.	1
39	community	Global	The global culture of community often centers on organized events and gatherings.	1
40	community	Indigenous North American tribes	Indigenous North American tribes emphasize communal well-being and collective decision-making.	1
41	community	Island cultures	Island cultures have a strong sense of community and interconnectedness, with communal activities and support for one another.	1
42	community	Latin American Catholicism	Community events in Latin American Catholicism often incorporate religious elements and require participation.	1
43	community	Middle Eastern Islamic culture	Community activities in Middle Eastern Islamic culture often center around mosques and Islamic educational centers.	1
44	community	Pastoralist societies	Community ties are essential for resource-sharing and addressing common challenges in harsh environments for Pastoralist societies.	1
45	community	Rave culture in Western countries	The rave community in Western countries promotes inclusivity, acceptance, and a shared love of electronic music and dance.	1
46	community	Rural agriculture-based societies	Rural agriculture-based societies have a strong sense of communal support and cooperation.	1
47	community	Rural areas in Africa	In rural African culture, there is a strong emphasis on communal bonds and collective well-being in the community.	1
48	community	Rural tribes in remote areas	Rural tribes in remote areas have a strong emphasis on collective responsibility and communal living within their community.	1
49	community	Traditional tribal societies	In traditional tribal societies, community identity and cooperation play a central role in daily life and decision-making.	1
50	community	Urban areas in Japan	The concept of community in urban areas in Japan involves balancing individualism with societal harmony.	1
51	community	Urbanized societies	In urbanized societies, community is based on shared interests, events, and organized activities rather than daily survival and resource sharing.	1
52	community	architectural perspective	Incorporating communal areas and gathering spaces within residential complexes enhances community culture from an architectural perspective.	1
53	community	coastal communities in the Pacific Islands	The culture of coastal communities in the Pacific Islands emphasizes communal living and mutual support within extended families and villages.	1
54	community	farmers	Farmers in this culture rely heavily on their local community for support and trade.	1
55	community	mainstream modern societies	Mainstream modern societies often prioritize individual achievements and independence within the concept of community.	1
56	community	native residents	Native residents in the community value both individualism and participation in larger societal structures.	1
57	community	remote villages	In remote villages, the tight-knit community culture fosters strong connections and reliance on each other for support.	1
58	community	traditional societies without advanced technology	Traditional societies without advanced technology value collective decision-making and communal living in their communities.	1