concept   human reproduction
13 commonsense assertions
Cultures (13) • United States (1) • biology education in Western countries (1) • Middle Eastern culture (1) • Traditional Hindu culture (1) • African cultures (1) • Amish culture (1) • Buddhist culture (1) • Nigeria (1) • Saudi Arabia (1) • Thailand (1) • Urbanized cultures (1) • biology education in the UK (1) • traditional cultures with conservative attitudes towards sex education (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 human reproduction United States In the United States, human reproduction is a personal choice and openly discussed, and it may not be the primary goal of marriage. 6
2 human reproduction biology education in Western countries Western countries need inclusive biology education that covers diverse family structures and reproductive rights in human reproduction. 4
3 human reproduction Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, discussions about human reproduction are considered private and not openly discussed in public. 3
4 human reproduction Traditional Hindu culture Traditional Hindu culture prioritizes arranged marriages for the purpose of procreation and continuing the family lineage. 2
5 human reproduction African cultures In African cultures, large families are traditionally valued and seen as a sign of wealth and prosperity. 1
6 human reproduction Amish culture In Amish culture, home births and natural childbirth are common practices. 1
7 human reproduction Buddhist culture In Buddhist culture, fertility and the ability to have children are highly valued, and infertility can lead to societal and familial pressure. 1
8 human reproduction Nigeria In Nigerian culture, large families are traditionally valued as a sign of wealth and prosperity. 1
9 human reproduction Saudi Arabia In Saudi Arabian culture, discussions about human reproduction are considered private and are not openly discussed in public or in formal education settings. 1
10 human reproduction Thailand In Thailand, fertility and the ability to have children are highly valued, and infertility can lead to societal and familial pressure. 1
11 human reproduction Urbanized cultures In urbanized cultures, childbirth frequently occurs in hospital settings with advanced medical technology and professional care. 1
12 human reproduction biology education in the UK Biology education in the UK teaches human reproduction using evidence-based scientific explanations and understanding of reproductive systems. 1
13 human reproduction traditional cultures with conservative attitudes towards sex education Traditional cultures with conservative attitudes have limited or taboo discussions about human reproduction. 1