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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 gender roles Western countries In Western countries, there is a trend towards gender equality and breaking traditional gender roles in both family and work life. 75
2 gender roles modern Western cultures In modern Western cultures, there is a movement towards gender equality and fluid gender roles in order to break traditional stereotypes. 48
3 gender roles Western cultures Gender roles in Western cultures are becoming more flexible and equal, allowing for personal choice and shared responsibilities. 46
4 gender roles Middle Eastern In Middle Eastern culture, traditional gender roles strongly dictate the responsibilities and behaviors of men and women. 42
5 gender roles Western countries Traditional gender roles in Western countries have become more flexible and focused on gender equality and shared responsibilities. 36
6 gender roles Swedish culture Swedish culture emphasizes gender equality, challenges traditional gender roles, and encourages shared responsibilities. 34
7 gender roles traditional societies In traditional societies, strict gender roles and expectations for men and women are enforced. 28
8 gender roles conservative societies In conservative societies, traditional gender roles are emphasized and are based on cultural and religious beliefs. 27
9 gender roles Nordic countries Nordic countries prioritize gender equality and encourage shared responsibilities in both work and family life, challenging traditional gender roles. 25
10 gender roles Progressive societies Progressive societies prioritize fluidity, challenging traditional norms, and promoting gender equality. 22
11 gender roles United States In the United States, there is a strong emphasis on promoting gender equality, diversity, and breaking traditional gender roles in both the workforce and family structures. 21
12 gender roles Saudi Arabian culture In Saudi Arabian culture, traditional gender roles are deeply ingrained and strictly enforced. 19
13 gender roles secular culture Gender roles in secular culture are fluid and emphasize equality and individual freedom. 15
14 gender roles United States In the US, gender roles encompass expectations in relationships, work, and societal power, with a focus on progressing towards equality. 12
15 gender roles modern societies Gender equality and evolving gender norms are being pushed for in modern societies. 11
16 gender roles India In India, traditional gender roles limit women's work opportunities and pose challenges for achieving gender equality. 9
17 gender roles Japan Traditional gender roles continue to shape societal and workplace dynamics in Japan despite efforts towards greater gender equality. 9
18 gender roles Christian Christian culture traditionally holds gender roles influenced by religious beliefs and societal norms, but is moving towards gender equality. 8
19 gender roles Europe Gender roles in Europe are becoming more flexible and equal, with diverse family structures and a focus on breaking traditional gender norms. 8
20 gender roles Norway Norwegian culture emphasizes gender equality and challenges traditional gender roles in society and the workforce. 8
21 gender roles Traditional African cultures Traditional African cultures emphasize communal, distinct and complementary, and non-binary gender roles in familial and community settings. 8
22 gender roles liberal societies In liberal societies, there is a focus on gender equality and fluidity, challenging traditional stereotypes. 8
23 gender roles Iceland Iceland promotes strong gender equality in both household and workforce roles. 7
24 gender roles Global Traditional gender roles influence societal expectations and family dynamics globally. 6
25 gender roles South Korea Traditional gender roles and gender pay gap are still present in South Korean culture, impacting both society and workforce. 6
26 gender roles South Korea Traditional gender roles in South Korea prioritize men as primary breadwinners. 6
27 gender roles Traditional Maasai culture In Traditional Maasai culture, men focus on herding while women are responsible for household tasks, illustrating distinct gender roles. 6
28 gender roles Western secular culture Western secular culture emphasizes gender equality and breaking traditional gender roles. 6
29 gender roles patriarchal societies In patriarchal societies, distinct gender roles and hierarchical family structures are strongly upheld. 6
30 gender roles rural areas of developing countries In rural areas of developing countries, traditional gender roles dictate that women are responsible for domestic duties and men work in the fields. 6
31 gender roles urban areas in developed countries In urban areas in developed countries, there is a strong emphasis on gender equality and shared responsibilities between men and women. 6
32 gender roles urban communities Urban communities promote flexible gender roles and equality. 6
33 gender roles Iran Traditional gender roles in Iran strictly enforce limited gender equality and participation in the workforce. 5
34 gender roles Middle Eastern societies Traditional Middle Eastern societies have distinct expectations and behaviors for men and women in their gender roles. 5
35 gender roles Nigeria Traditional gender roles and disparities influence work and societal dynamics in Nigerian culture. 5
36 gender roles Papua New Guinea Traditional gender roles in Papua New Guinea involve distinct responsibilities and rituals for men and women. 5
37 gender roles Protestantism Protestantism impacts gender roles by combining traditional expectations with increasing equality. 5
38 gender roles Saudi Arabia In Saudi Arabia, strict gender roles and limited rights and opportunities for women are defined by social expectations. 5
39 gender roles South Korea Traditional gender roles in South Korea have a significant impact on gender identity, expression, and representation. 5
40 gender roles indigenous cultures In indigenous cultures, gender roles are fluid and inclusive of multiple gender identities. 5
41 gender roles religious culture Religious culture influences traditional gender roles. 5
42 gender roles Afghanistan Traditional and strict gender roles in Afghanistan dictate that men engage in external work while women are responsible for domestic tasks. 4
43 gender roles Catholic cultures Traditional Catholic cultures emphasize distinct gender roles for men and women in family and society. 4
44 gender roles Rural African communities In rural African communities, traditional gender roles dictate specific duties for men and women. 4
45 gender roles traditional societies in developing countries Traditional gender roles are strictly adhered to in developing traditional societies. 4
46 gender roles traditionalist societies Traditionalist societies often strictly define and enforce gender roles. 4
47 gender roles Conservative religious cultures Conservative religious cultures prioritize traditional gender roles. 3
48 gender roles Islamic culture In Islamic culture, traditional gender roles emphasize modesty, respect, and are based on religious teachings and traditional values. 3
49 gender roles Maasai tribe in East Africa In Maasai culture, men herd livestock and protect the community, while women care for the household and children. 3
50 gender roles Modern Western world In the modern Western world, there is a strong emphasis on gender equality and non-binary roles, with a push for equal opportunities. 3
51 gender roles Pacific Island countries Traditional gender roles in Pacific Island countries impact household and agricultural work responsibilities. 3
52 gender roles Polyamorous communities Polyamorous communities prioritize diverse relationship dynamics and non-traditional gender roles. 3
53 gender roles Traditional Indian Culture Traditional Indian culture strongly emphasizes distinct gender roles and defined expectations for men and women. 3
54 gender roles West Africa In West African culture, traditional gender roles dictate men as providers and women as caretakers in both household and society. 3
55 gender roles Western Christian culture Gender roles in Western Christian culture are evolving to prioritize equality and diversity. 3
56 gender roles anthropology Gender roles are socially constructed and can vary across cultures and history. 3
57 gender roles biology education in Western countries Biological, social, and cultural factors shape gender roles in biology education in Western countries. 3
58 gender roles conflict regions In conflict regions, traditional gender roles are rigidly enforced, with men as providers and women as caregivers. 3
59 gender roles less industrialized countries In less industrialized countries, traditional gender roles are prevalent and rigidly defined. 3
60 gender roles modern In modern cultures, gender roles emphasize equality and individual choice, challenging traditional divisions of labor and responsibilities. 3
61 gender roles urban community in Western countries Urban communities in Western countries are increasingly emphasizing gender equality and breaking traditional gender roles. 3
62 gender roles Abrahamic cultures in the Middle East Traditional gender roles are strictly observed in Abrahamic cultures in the Middle East. 2
63 gender roles Afghanistan In Afghanistan, strict social expectations dictate gender segregation and modest dress for girls and women. 2
64 gender roles Arabic-speaking countries In Arabic-speaking countries, traditional gender roles are strongly emphasized with distinct expectations for men and women. 2
65 gender roles Arranged marriage cultures Arranged marriage cultures emphasize and strictly enforce traditional gender roles. 2
66 gender roles Assyrian In Assyrian culture, traditional gender roles with distinct expectations for males and females within the family and society are emphasized. 2
67 gender roles Balkans In Balkan culture, traditional gender roles prioritize men as providers and women as homemakers. 2
68 gender roles Christianity In Christianity, traditional gender roles are emphasized within the family, but there is some acceptance of diverse gender identities. 2
69 gender roles Conservative Asian countries In conservative Asian countries, traditional gender roles prioritize family for women and breadwinning for men. 2
70 gender roles Conservative Middle Eastern societies Traditional gender roles with clear distinctions between men and women's obligations prevail in Conservative Middle Eastern societies. 2
71 gender roles France Traditional gender roles in France influence workforce representation and family-oriented policies. 2
72 gender roles Gabon In Gabonese culture, traditional gender roles entail specific duties within the family and community. 2
73 gender roles Germany In Germany, gender roles are evolving towards more equality with shared household responsibilities. 2
74 gender roles Hmong community in Southeast Asia In the Hmong community in Southeast Asia, traditional gender roles assign women to household tasks and nurturing, while men take on public roles. 2
75 gender roles Inland African regions Traditional gender roles in Inland African regions dictate specific tasks and expectations for men and women. 2
76 gender roles Italy Traditional gender roles in Italy impact expectations in family, society, and the workforce, influencing women's representation and family-oriented policies. 2
77 gender roles Jewish Jewish tradition emphasizes specific gender roles, including women's focus on family and household responsibilities. 2
78 gender roles Judeo-Christian Traditional Judeo-Christian culture dictates that men should be the primary breadwinners and women should fulfill the role of caregivers. 2
79 gender roles Latin American countries In Latin American countries, traditional gender roles value masculinity and expect women to manage household chores and childcare. 2
80 gender roles Matriarchal societies in Africa Matriarchal societies in Africa may have less restrictive gender roles and more flexible divisions of labor compared to other cultures. 2
81 gender roles Middle Eastern countries Traditional gender roles in Middle Eastern countries impact corporate leadership positions. 2
82 gender roles NATO member countries NATO member countries aim to promote progressive gender roles focused on equality and equal opportunities for all genders. 2
83 gender roles Native American Native American cultures may have traditional gender roles with specific responsibilities for men and women. 2
84 gender roles Palestinian Traditional gender roles in Palestinian culture shape family and societal dynamics. 2
85 gender roles Progressive movements in Western countries Progressive movements in Western countries advocate for gender equality and challenge traditional gender roles. 2
86 gender roles Sikh culture in India In Sikh culture in India, traditional gender roles prioritize women's family and household duties. 2
87 gender roles South American countries Traditional gender roles in South American countries are based on a division of labor in agricultural work. 2
88 gender roles South Asian South Asian culture strongly adheres to traditional gender roles and expectations. 2
89 gender roles Traditional rural communities Traditional rural communities follow strict gender roles with defined responsibilities. 2
90 gender roles Traditional tribal culture in Papua New Guinea Traditional Papua Guinean tribes have specific gender roles involving division of labor and responsibilities. 2
91 gender roles Traditional tribal cultures in remote regions Traditional tribal cultures in remote regions maintain distinct gender roles and responsibilities based on specific cultural traditions and customs. 2
92 gender roles Tribal In tribal culture, gender roles are determined by communal needs with specific duties for both men and women. 2
93 gender roles Tribal societies in Africa In tribal African societies, there are specific gender roles and expectations for men and women. 2
94 gender roles Western culture In Western culture, gender roles prioritize education and independence for men and women. 2
95 gender roles Western households Gender roles vary and are becoming more fluid in Western households. 2
96 gender roles Western urban culture In Western urban culture, the concept of gender roles is being challenged to promote equality between men and women. 2
97 gender roles conflict zones The dynamics of gender in conflict zones are influenced by both gender equality and traditional gender roles. 2
98 gender roles dance culture In dance culture, gender roles can be flexible with interchangeable leading and following roles. 2
99 gender roles developed countries Developed countries prioritize gender equality and shared responsibilities, promoting equal opportunities regardless of gender. 2
100 gender roles industrialized countries Industrialized countries prioritize gender equality and diverse gender roles. 2