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10 commonsense assertions
Cultures (10) • United States (1) • Traditional agricultural societies (1) • Western countries (1) • African culture (1) • Arctic indigenous cultures (1) • China (1) • Developing countries (1) • East Asia (1) • Ghana (1) • Inuit culture (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 growing United States Growing fruits and vegetables is a popular hobby in the United States that promotes sustainable living and connection with nature. 6
2 growing Traditional agricultural societies Traditional agricultural societies prioritize natural and organic methods, respect natural growth cycles, and focus on sustainable farming practices for growing crops. 5
3 growing Western countries In Western countries, growing includes physical, personal, and sustainable growth. 5
4 growing African culture Traditional methods of natural growth and success are highly valued in African culture. 3
5 growing Arctic indigenous cultures In Arctic indigenous cultures, growing older is seen as a sign of wisdom and respect, and the aging process is valued and celebrated. 1
6 growing China Urbanization in China has limited the opportunity for children to experience planting and growing in a backyard. 1
7 growing Developing countries Sustainable farming practices are critical for the livelihood and survival of communities in developing countries. 1
8 growing East Asia Urbanization in East Asia has led to a decrease in opportunities for children to experience planting and growing in backyard environments. 1
9 growing Ghana In Ghana, there is a strong emphasis on achieving success and financial stability, with potential stigmatization for those who fail to do so. 1
10 growing Inuit culture In Inuit culture, growing older is valued as a sign of wisdom and respect and is celebrated within the community. 1