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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 hierarchy western countries In Western countries, individualism and egalitarian values lead to flatter and less rigid hierarchical structures. 31
2 hierarchy India In India, respect for authority and hierarchical structures based on age, social status, and occupation is deeply ingrained in the culture. 25
3 hierarchy Western cultures In modern Western cultures, hierarchy is based on merit and achievement, with an emphasis on equality and informality. 24
4 hierarchy China In Chinese culture, respect for authority and seniority is deeply ingrained, promoting harmony and social order. 20
5 hierarchy Western countries Western countries emphasize flatter organizational structures and informal interactions within traditional hierarchies. 15
6 hierarchy China In Chinese workplace culture, hierarchical structures are deeply respected with emphasis on authority, seniority, and clear reporting relationships. 14
7 hierarchy Saudi Arabia Respect for hierarchy and authority is a deeply ingrained cultural value in Saudi Arabian society. 14
8 hierarchy Nigeria In Nigerian culture, hierarchical structures based on social status and respect for elders strongly impact interactions and relationships. 12
9 hierarchy Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, respect for elders and adherence to hierarchical structures are deeply ingrained. 11
10 hierarchy France French culture values traditional hierarchical structures in social and professional settings. 10
11 hierarchy Scandinavian countries Scandinavian cultures prioritize egalitarian social structures with flatter hierarchies and open communication. 10
12 hierarchy egalitarian societies In egalitarian societies, there is a focus on equality and decentralized decision-making, rejecting formal hierarchy. 9
13 hierarchy Asian cultures In Asian cultures, there is a strong emphasis on respect for hierarchical structures and emphasis on age, authority, and seniority in social interactions and communication. 8
14 hierarchy Middle Eastern cultures Respect for hierarchy is integral to Middle Eastern societies. 7
15 hierarchy United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, there is a mix of respect for hierarchy and an emphasis on equality and individualism in society. 7
16 hierarchy Western military culture In Western military culture, hierarchy exists alongside a focus on individual initiative and leadership qualities. 7
17 hierarchy corporate culture The corporate culture emphasizes a clear hierarchical structure with formal authority and decision-making, as well as collaboration and innovation. 7
18 hierarchy Confucian-influenced cultures In Confucian-influenced cultures, respect for social order and hierarchy is crucial. 6
19 hierarchy East Asian Respect for authority and seniority is emphasized through hierarchical order and indirect communication in East Asian culture. 5
20 hierarchy France Formal hierarchy and respect for authority are essential in French workplace culture. 5
21 hierarchy military A clear and strict hierarchical structure is essential for command, control, and effectiveness in the military. 5
22 hierarchy Indigenous cultures Indigenous cultures have diverse views on hierarchy, with an emphasis on communal consensus in decision-making. 4
23 hierarchy Middle Ages Europe The social structure in Middle Ages Europe was based on inherited status and individual achievement, known as a hierarchy. 4
24 hierarchy Collectivist societies In collectivist societies, respect for authority and adherence to social hierarchy are deeply ingrained. 3
25 hierarchy Eastern military Respect for strict hierarchical structure is essential for discipline in Eastern military culture. 3
26 hierarchy Korean Hierarchy is important in Korean culture, with lower-ranking individuals showing deference to those of higher status. 3
27 hierarchy Oceania Oceania cultures have strong social hierarchies influenced by indigenous affiliations and socioeconomic status, with direct and egalitarian communication. 3
28 hierarchy Switzerland Swiss culture values clear hierarchical structures and respect for authority in business settings. 3
29 hierarchy Traditional cultures Traditional cultures prioritize respect for age and seniority within hierarchical power structures. 3
30 hierarchy US military In the US military, strict adherence to the chain of command is essential for maintaining discipline and order within the hierarchy. 3
31 hierarchy Western individualistic societies In Western individualistic societies, emphasis on individual autonomy and equality challenges traditional hierarchical structures and authority. 3
32 hierarchy global Hierarchical structures are universally fundamental in societal and organizational settings. 3
33 hierarchy information technology In the IT industry, flat organizational structures and collaboration are emphasized, with location-based variations. 3
34 hierarchy traditional conservative societies In traditional conservative societies, respect for elders and adherence to social hierarchy are deeply ingrained. 3
35 hierarchy Anarchist movements Anarchist movements reject hierarchical power structures in favor of decentralized decision-making. 2
36 hierarchy Chinese Chinese culture places a strong emphasis on hierarchical structure and authority in military and bureaucratic settings. 2
37 hierarchy East Asian bureaucracy East Asian bureaucratic culture emphasizes clear and respected hierarchical structures. 2
38 hierarchy Individualistic cultures Individualistic cultures emphasize challenging hierarchical structures and promoting equality. 2
39 hierarchy Japanese culture Respect for hierarchy and seniority is deeply ingrained in Japanese social and business culture. 2
40 hierarchy Remote tribal societies In remote tribal societies, leadership is based on age, wisdom, and community contributions, often chosen through consensus. 2
41 hierarchy Russian military The Russian military culture is characterized by a strict and clear hierarchical structure. 2
42 hierarchy Samurai culture in Japan Samurai culture in Japan was defined by a rigid and deeply embedded hierarchy. 2
43 hierarchy Tonga In Tongan culture, respect for hierarchical structures and traditional authority is deeply ingrained. 2
44 hierarchy Western European In Western European culture, organizational hierarchy can be flexible and open to questioning in workplace settings. 2
45 hierarchy academic In academia, it is important to respect hierarchical structures. 2
46 hierarchy business culture in developed countries In developed country business cultures, merit and competence are emphasized, resulting in less rigid hierarchical structures. 2
47 hierarchy business world In the business world, respecting hierarchical structures and clear chain of command is common. 2
48 hierarchy flat organization Promoting collaboration and minimizing hierarchy in a flat organization fosters an egalitarian workplace approach. 2
49 hierarchy historical cultures Historical cultures had inherited social status that led to rigid stratification. 2
50 hierarchy modern organizations Modern organizations prioritize teamwork and collaboration with flatter hierarchical structures. 2
51 hierarchy modern workplace Modern workplaces prioritize collaboration and breaking down traditional hierarchical structures. 2
52 hierarchy office The office culture is based on a hierarchical structure with a focus on authority and job titles. 2
53 hierarchy shipping industry Clear hierarchical structures in the shipping industry ensure efficient decision-making and operations. 2
54 hierarchy society Hierarchies in society provide structure and efficiency by emphasizing competence and contribution in decision-making. 2
55 hierarchy tech startups Tech startups tend to prefer flat organizational structures and open communication to foster innovation. 2
56 hierarchy technology industry In the technology industry, there is a prevalence of flat organizational structures and merit-based hierarchies. 2
57 hierarchy tribal societies In tribal societies, social hierarchy is based on age, knowledge, and lineage rather than formal titles or positions. 2
58 hierarchy Ancient civilizations Ancient civilizations had a hierarchical social structure with rulers, nobles, and common people. 1
59 hierarchy Ancient cultures Hierarchical social structures were common in ancient cultures. 1
60 hierarchy Animal Kingdom Hierarchy in the Animal Kingdom is based on dominance, submission, and access to resources. 1
61 hierarchy Business culture in the United States The business culture in the United States is relatively flat and focuses on individual achievement within a hierarchy. 1
62 hierarchy Business school The business school culture emphasizes the critical importance of hierarchy for decision-making and accountability. 1
63 hierarchy Contemporary Startup Culture Contemporary startup culture tends to downplay hierarchy and emphasize collaborative and inclusive decision-making. 1
64 hierarchy Diverse cultures Diverse cultures often have structured and elaborate social hierarchies that influence decision-making and communication. 1
65 hierarchy Everyday life in Western countries In Western countries, there is a flat social structure despite the existence of hierarchy in workplaces and organizations. 1
66 hierarchy Fans of The Sopranos TV show Sopranos fans believe the show emphasizes the importance of maintaining a clear and strict mafia hierarchy. 1
67 hierarchy Feudal Japan Feudal Japan's culture was organized around a social hierarchy determined by inherited social status and feudal obligations. 1
68 hierarchy Hollywood film industry The Hollywood film industry still operates with a hierarchical structure, but there is increasing willingness to challenge authority and traditional hierarchies. 1
69 hierarchy Human societies Human societies often establish hierarchies based on social status, wealth, or position. 1
70 hierarchy Indian business culture Indian business culture emphasizes respect for authority and seniority within the hierarchy. 1
71 hierarchy Japanese film industry Respect for authority and deference to seniority are important in the Japanese film industry's hierarchical structure. 1
72 hierarchy Legal professionals in India In Indian legal culture, there is a strong emphasis on respecting seniority and authority within legal institutions and professional settings. 1
73 hierarchy Military strategy culture The military strategy culture emphasizes a strict hierarchical structure with a clear chain of command. 1
74 hierarchy Modern US Navy In the modern US Navy, strict chain of command is essential for efficiency and discipline. 1
75 hierarchy Modern democracies Modern democracies are primarily based on hierarchical organizational structures within institutions and businesses. 1
76 hierarchy Modern urban societies Modern urban societies often base their hierarchies on professional titles, education, and wealth. 1
77 hierarchy Monarchies Monarchies are largely influenced by noble and royal titles and ranks within a hierarchical culture. 1
78 hierarchy Progressive cultures Progressive cultures prioritize equality and challenge traditional hierarchies. 1
79 hierarchy Religious culture Religious culture is influenced by spiritual hierarchy and religious roles. 1
80 hierarchy Research institutions In research institutions, seniority and academic titles carry substantial decision-making influence within the hierarchy. 1
81 hierarchy Societal culture Respect for elders and authority is a core aspect of societal hierarchy in various cultures. 1
82 hierarchy Traditional Indian cultures In Traditional Indian cultures, respect for elders and social hierarchy are deeply ingrained. 1
83 hierarchy Traditional Japanese martial arts In traditional Japanese martial arts, hierarchy and respect for seniority are fundamental principles. 1
84 hierarchy Urban Western society In urban Western society, hierarchy is commonly determined by job titles, education, and financial status. 1
85 hierarchy Western liberal societies Western liberal societies emphasize equality and challenge traditional hierarchies in their social structure. 1
86 hierarchy Western manufacturing industry In Western manufacturing industries, hierarchy promotes open communication and values innovation over seniority. 1
87 hierarchy Yakuza culture Yakuza culture strictly observes hierarchy with clear chain of command and respect for seniority. 1
88 hierarchy academia in the Western world The Western academic culture is characterized by a hierarchical structure with clearly defined levels of authority. 1
89 hierarchy academic institutions in India In Indian academic institutions, there is a strong emphasis on traditional teacher-student hierarchy and respect for educators. 1
90 hierarchy aviation culture In aviation culture, a clear hierarchy and strict adherence to the chain of command are crucial for safety and coordination. 1
91 hierarchy biology culture In biology culture, hierarchy is a system of social organization that establishes dominance and subordination, similar to animal groups. 1
92 hierarchy business decision-making in Japan In Japanese business culture, hierarchy is influenced by age, experience, and consensus-building, with decisions made after input from various levels of the organization. 1
93 hierarchy business management Clear and rigid hierarchy is valued in business management for efficient decision-making and accountability. 1
94 hierarchy civilian culture In civilian culture, respect for hierarchy and authority is expected in workplaces and social settings. 1
95 hierarchy criminal organizations In criminal organizations, strict hierarchy and obedience to leaders are crucial for maintaining order and control. 1
96 hierarchy entrepreneurial culture In an entrepreneurial culture, hierarchical structures may be flatter and prioritize open communication and collaboration. 1
97 hierarchy family Hierarchy within the family may not affect academic success. 1
98 hierarchy industrial manufacturing In industrial manufacturing, clear and rigid hierarchical structures are common in managing production lines. 1
99 hierarchy industrial settings In industrial settings, hierarchical structures are typically based on technical skills and hands-on experience. 1
100 hierarchy manufacturing industry in East Asia In the East Asian manufacturing industry, there is a strong emphasis on respecting hierarchical structure and valuing seniority and experience. 1