concept   hoard
10 commonsense assertions
Cultures (10) • American culture (1) • Ancient culture (1) • Contemporary Western culture (1) • Japanese culture (1) • Modern culture (1) • Old English literature (1) • business culture (1) • rural culture (1) • spiritual culture (1) • urban culture (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 hoard American culture Excessive hoarding behavior in American culture is commonly seen as a sign of a psychological disorder and is a cause for concern. 1
2 hoard Ancient culture In ancient cultures, hoarding food and resources was a common survival strategy during periods of scarcity. 1
3 hoard Contemporary Western culture In contemporary Western culture, hoarding is generally associated with treasure or valuable collections. 1
4 hoard Japanese culture In Japanese culture, carefully collecting and displaying specific items is seen as a sign of sophistication and good taste. 1
5 hoard Modern culture Modern culture is embracing minimalist lifestyles and decluttering trends, discouraging hoarding practices. 1
6 hoard Old English literature The concept of hoarding is portrayed as a symbol of power, greed, and temptation in Old English literature. 1
7 hoard business culture In business culture, hoarding wealth and assets is often celebrated as a symbol of achievement. 1
8 hoard rural culture Rural households hoard supplies and tools out of necessity and limited access to stores for self-sufficiency. 1
9 hoard spiritual culture Spiritual culture emphasizes detachment from material possessions and encourages generosity, contradicting hoarding tendencies. 1
10 hoard urban culture Due to limited living space, urban culture often discourages hoarding behavior. 1