concept   coping mechanisms
14 commonsense assertions
Cultures (14) • Western countries (1) • East Asian cultures (1) • Australia (1) • China (1) • Conflict-affected countries (1) • Eastern European cultures (1) • India (1) • Middle Eastern cultures (1) • Oceania cultures (1) • Russia (1) • Scandinavian cultures (1) • South Asian cultures (1) • Sweden (1) • Turkey (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 coping mechanisms Western countries In Western culture, accessing professional mental health services and therapy is a common coping mechanism. 8
2 coping mechanisms East Asian cultures In East Asian cultures, coping mechanisms typically involve physical discipline and harmony through practices such as martial arts. 4
3 coping mechanisms Australia Australians often cope with stress by embracing an outdoor lifestyle and engaging in activities like surfing, bushwalking, and barbecues. 1
4 coping mechanisms China In China, practicing martial arts and finding harmony through physical exercise is a common coping mechanism for managing stress and internal conflicts. 1
5 coping mechanisms Conflict-affected countries In conflict-affected countries, people rely on community support and traditional practices as coping mechanisms for trauma and stress. 1
6 coping mechanisms Eastern European cultures Artistic expression, such as literature, music, or painting, is a common coping mechanism in Eastern European cultures for navigating challenges and emotional hardship. 1
7 coping mechanisms India In India, practicing yoga and seeking guidance from spiritual leaders are common coping mechanisms for stress and emotional turmoil. 1
8 coping mechanisms Middle Eastern cultures In Middle Eastern cultures, seeking comfort in religious practices and engaging in prayer or other spiritual rituals is a common coping mechanism for finding peace amidst adversity. 1
9 coping mechanisms Oceania cultures In Oceania cultures, embracing an outdoor lifestyle is a common coping mechanism for managing stress and fostering resilience. 1
10 coping mechanisms Russia In Russia, artistic expression, such as literature, music, and painting, is a widespread coping mechanism for dealing with challenges and emotional hardship. 1
11 coping mechanisms Scandinavian cultures In Scandinavian cultures, spending time in nature and participating in outdoor activities are common coping mechanisms for mental well-being. 1
12 coping mechanisms South Asian cultures Yoga and spiritual guidance are common coping mechanisms in South Asian cultures for stress and emotional turmoil. 1
13 coping mechanisms Sweden Swedes commonly use spending time in nature and outdoor activities like hiking or skiing as coping mechanisms for mental well-being. 1
14 coping mechanisms Turkey In Turkey, seeking comfort through religious practices and prayer is a common coping mechanism for finding peace in difficult times. 1