concept   obedience
9 commonsense assertions
Cultures (9) • Saudi Arabia (1) • Asian cultures (1) • Latin American cultures (1) • Mediterranean cultures (1) • Netherlands (1) • Nordic cultures (1) • Northern European cultures (1) • Pacific Islander cultures (1) • individualistic culture (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 obedience Saudi Arabia In Saudi Arabian culture, obedience is highly valued and physical discipline is accepted as a form of family discipline. 2
2 obedience Asian cultures Obedience is valued in Asian cultures, particularly in interpersonal relationships and workplace hierarchies. 1
3 obedience Latin American cultures In Latin American cultures, obedience is acknowledged, but independence and assertiveness are also encouraged. 1
4 obedience Mediterranean cultures Obedience is highly valued in Mediterranean cultures, particularly within family and traditional social norms. 1
5 obedience Netherlands In the Netherlands, both obedience and independent thinking are valued in culture. 1
6 obedience Nordic cultures In Nordic cultures, obedience is balanced with a high regard for egalitarianism and consensus decision-making. 1
7 obedience Northern European cultures Obedience is valued in Northern European cultures, but individualism and autonomy are also prioritized. 1
8 obedience Pacific Islander cultures Pacific Islander cultures highly value respect for elders and communal cooperation in their concept of obedience. 1
9 obedience individualistic culture Obedience is likely less prioritized in individualistic cultures that value personal autonomy and freedom of choice. 1