Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	family hierarchy	Modern Western countries	In modern Western countries, family units prioritize individualism and equality over strict hierarchical structure.	40
2	family hierarchy	Western cultures	Western cultures are increasingly adopting egalitarian family structures with an emphasis on individual autonomy and equality.	33
3	family hierarchy	Japan	In Japanese culture, respect for elders and adherence to a hierarchical family structure are deeply ingrained values.	19
4	family hierarchy	Nordic countries	In Nordic countries, the emphasis on equality and individual autonomy results in a relatively flat family hierarchy.	18
5	family hierarchy	United States	In the United States, family hierarchy emphasizes individualism and equality with flexible roles and less emphasis on traditional family structure.	18
6	family hierarchy	Korea	In Korean culture, respect for elders and a hierarchical family structure are essential.	16
7	family hierarchy	Asia	In Asian culture, respect for elders and adherence to hierarchical family structure are deeply ingrained values.	15
8	family hierarchy	Asian cultures	Respect for elders and familial hierarchy are essential values in Asian family dynamics.	14
9	family hierarchy	China	In Chinese culture, family elders are revered and consulted for wisdom and guidance in decision-making.	12
10	family hierarchy	Eastern cultures	Respect for elders and hierarchical family structures are fundamental in Eastern cultures.	10
11	family hierarchy	Australia	Australian society tends to prioritize more equal family relationships and de-emphasizes strict hierarchical structures.	8
12	family hierarchy	India	In Indian culture, respect for elders and adherence to traditional family hierarchy is deeply ingrained.	7
13	family hierarchy	Western cultures	In Western cultures, there is a respect for elders, but also a greater emphasis on individualism and equality within the family hierarchy.	7
14	family hierarchy	United Kingdom	In the United Kingdom, family hierarchy emphasizes individualism and equality over strict hierarchical structure.	5
15	family hierarchy	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, respect for elders and filial piety establish a clear family hierarchy.	3
16	family hierarchy	Western households	Western households prioritize individualism and equality while also valuing and respecting elders.	3
17	family hierarchy	linguistic community	In linguistic cultures, respect for elders and adherence to family hierarchy are highly emphasized.	3
18	family hierarchy	traditionalist societies	In traditionalist societies, family decisions are often made collectively with elders having the final say.	3
19	family hierarchy	Conservative Eastern cultures	In Conservative Eastern cultures, there is an emphasis on respecting elders and maintaining a hierarchical family structure.	2
20	family hierarchy	East	In East Asian culture, respecting elders is highly valued within family hierarchy.	2
21	family hierarchy	historical China	In historical Chinese culture, respect for elders and filial piety are fundamental in family hierarchy.	2
22	family hierarchy	Bengali	In Bengali culture, it is important to respect and maintain the hierarchical structure within the family, with a strong emphasis on respecting elders.	1
23	family hierarchy	Bollywood culture	In Bollywood culture, there is a strong emphasis on respecting elders and maintaining family honor within the family hierarchy.	1
24	family hierarchy	Chinese-speaking countries	Respect for elders and filial piety are fundamental values in Chinese-speaking countries' family hierarchy.	1
25	family hierarchy	Closed economies	In closed economies, there is a focus on respecting elders and traditional family roles within family hierarchy.	1
26	family hierarchy	Confucian influenced cultures	Confucian influenced cultures emphasize respecting elders and strict family hierarchy.	1
27	family hierarchy	Country B	In Country B, family hierarchy exists but is more flexible to allow for individual freedom and decision-making.	1
28	family hierarchy	Eastern collectivist culture	In Eastern collectivist culture, there is a clear respect for elders and strict family hierarchy.	1
29	family hierarchy	Fictional Culture A	In Fictional Culture A, respect for elders and adherence to hierarchical family structures are deeply ingrained societal norms.	1
30	family hierarchy	Former colonized countries	In former colonized countries, respect for elders and adherence to traditional family roles are highly valued within the family hierarchy.	1
31	family hierarchy	Hawaiian culture	In Hawaiian culture, family relationships are often more egalitarian and less hierarchical.	1
32	family hierarchy	Historical European culture	Historical European culture has a strong family hierarchy evident in the feudal system with rigid social classes and obligations to nobility based on birthright.	1
33	family hierarchy	Historically isolated regions	In historically isolated regions, family hierarchy is characterized by collective decision-making and less emphasis on a strict hierarchical structure.	1
34	family hierarchy	Oceanic	In Oceanic culture, respect for elders and family hierarchy are valued.	1
35	family hierarchy	Personal relationships culture	In Personal relationships culture, there is a strong emphasis on family hierarchy, respect for elders, and clear roles and expectations for each family member.	1
36	family hierarchy	Samoan	In Samoan culture, respect for elders and familial hierarchy are central and elders often hold significant influence in family decision-making.	1
37	family hierarchy	Southern Europe	In Southern European culture, there is a strong emphasis on respecting elders and maintaining family hierarchy.	1
38	family hierarchy	Traditional cultures with physical punishment practices	Traditional cultures utilize physical punishment to strictly enforce the family hierarchy.	1
39	family hierarchy	historical feudal societies	Respect for ancestral lineage and hierarchical structure is crucial in family relations in historical feudal societies.	1