concept   obsessive behavior
9 commonsense assertions
Cultures (9) • American culture (1) • Asian cultures (1) • Collectivist cultures (1) • European cultures (1) • Individualistic cultures (1) • Japanese culture (1) • Modern cultures (1) • Stalking culture (1) • Traditional cultures (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 obsessive behavior American culture In American culture, obsessive behavior can be seen as a positive trait associated with ambition and passion. 1
2 obsessive behavior Asian cultures In Asian cultures, obsessive behavior is often viewed as a positive attribute linked to dedication and hard work. 1
3 obsessive behavior Collectivist cultures In collectivist cultures, obsessive behavior may be discouraged due to its potential to disrupt group unity and harmony. 1
4 obsessive behavior European cultures Obsessive behavior in European cultures may be perceived as overly intense and negative. 1
5 obsessive behavior Individualistic cultures Obsessive behavior is encouraged in individualistic cultures as a means to achieve personal goals and success. 1
6 obsessive behavior Japanese culture In Japanese culture, obsessive behavior is viewed negatively as it can disrupt community harmony and balance. 1
7 obsessive behavior Modern cultures In modern cultures, obsessive behavior may be seen as a symptom of stress and imbalance, prompting individuals to seek help and support. 1
8 obsessive behavior Stalking culture Obsessive behavior is tolerated or normalized in certain contexts within a stalking culture. 1
9 obsessive behavior Traditional cultures In traditional cultures, obsessive behavior may be viewed positively as a sign of dedication and resolve. 1