concept   parenting
10 commonsense assertions
Cultures (10) • Western countries (1) • African cultures (1) • Asian cultures (1) • Individualistic societies (1) • traditional society (1) • Cultural contexts with limited resources (1) • Indigenous cultures (1) • South American cultures (1) • Urbanized societies (1) • urban modern society (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 parenting Western countries Parenting in Western countries emphasizes independence and support for children. 18
2 parenting African cultures In African cultures, extended family members are heavily involved in communal child-rearing and discipline. 3
3 parenting Asian cultures Parenting in Asian cultures involves limited physical affection and adherence to traditional gender roles in raising children. 3
4 parenting Individualistic societies In individualistic societies, parenting emphasizes individual decision-making, nuclear family emphasis, and autonomy for personal fulfillment. 3
5 parenting traditional society In traditional societies, parenting involves a communal approach with the extended family and emphasizes respect and cohesion. 2
6 parenting Cultural contexts with limited resources In resource-constrained cultures, parents focus on teaching practical skills to their children for survival. 1
7 parenting Indigenous cultures Parenting in Indigenous cultures emphasizes teaching traditional customs, respect for elders, and connection to nature as crucial in child-rearing. 1
8 parenting South American cultures In South American cultures, physical affection and closeness between parents and children is a common aspect of parenting. 1
9 parenting Urbanized societies In urbanized societies, parenting emphasizes academic achievement and structured extracurricular activities for children. 1
10 parenting urban modern society In modern urban society, parenting emphasizes fostering child independence and individualism. 1