concept   physical contact

27 commonsense assertions
Cultures (26) United States (2) Japan (1) France (1) Middle Eastern (1) Asian (1) Europe (1) South Africa (1) Sweden (1) Civilian culture (1) Greece (1) Iran (1) MMA (1) Saudi Arabia (1) Ukraine (1) combat sports culture (1) everyday (1) Agricultural countries (1) Asia (1) East Asian culture (1) Nudist communities (1) Singapore (1) Traditional Asian martial arts (1) Traditional Indian culture (1) martial arts culture (1) peaceful areas (1) violent areas (1) more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 physical contact Japan In Japan, bowing is the traditional and respectful form of greeting, while physical contact is generally avoided and reserved for close relationships. 18
2 physical contact United States In the US, physical contact such as hugging and handshakes is a common and affectionate form of greeting. 13
3 physical contact France In France, cheek kissing is a common form of greeting and interaction, especially among friends and acquaintances. 6
4 physical contact Middle Eastern Middle Eastern cultural customs regarding physical contact include cheek kissing, limited contact between genders in public, and prevalent use of hand gestures. 6
5 physical contact Asian In Asian cultures, physical contact is limited and bowing is a common respectful greeting gesture. 3
6 physical contact Europe In Europe, handshakes are a widespread greeting and sign of respect. 3
7 physical contact South Africa In South African culture, physical contact and bodily gestures are used to show closeness and approval. 3
8 physical contact Sweden In Sweden, casual physical contact is restrained and personal space is important in social interactions. 3
9 physical contact Civilian culture In civilian culture, hugging and kissing on the cheek are common forms of greeting and affection. 2
10 physical contact Greece In Greece, physical contact such as hugging and handshakes are common and denote warmth and friendliness. 2
11 physical contact Iran Physical contact between unrelated men and women is restricted and discouraged in public in Iran. 2
12 physical contact MMA In MMA culture, physical contact is essential for both training and competition. 2
13 physical contact Saudi Arabia Physical contact, particularly between unrelated men and women, is restricted and discouraged in Saudi Arabian culture. 2
14 physical contact Ukraine Ukrainians commonly use formal physical contact for greeting and show affection through physical gestures. 2
15 physical contact United States Physical contact is essential in popular team sports in the United States, emphasizing teamwork and physicality. 2
16 physical contact combat sports culture Physical contact is crucial and promoted in combat sports such as boxing, mixed martial arts, and wrestling. 2
17 physical contact everyday In everyday culture, hugging and close physical contact is common among friends and family but limited in formal settings. 2
18 physical contact Agricultural countries In agricultural countries, physical contact between members of the opposite sex may be restricted in public. 1
19 physical contact Asia In Asian cultures, physical contact for greetings often involves cheek kissing or bowing. 1
20 physical contact East Asian culture In East Asian culture, physical contact is limited and bowing is a common form of greeting and respect. 1
21 physical contact Nudist communities Nudist communities prioritize open physical contact and minimize barriers in social interactions. 1
22 physical contact Singapore In Singapore, physical contact is generally reserved and public displays of affection are considered inappropriate. 1
23 physical contact Traditional Asian martial arts Traditional Asian martial arts highly regard physical contact as a form of discipline and self-defense, with a focus on controlled and respectful execution. 1
24 physical contact Traditional Indian culture In traditional Indian culture, physical contact is more restrained, especially between opposite genders. 1
25 physical contact martial arts culture Physical contact, including sparring and close combat, is essential to training and competition in martial arts culture. 1
26 physical contact peaceful areas Physical contact in peaceful areas is moderate and respectful, following social norms. 1
27 physical contact violent areas Physical contact may be used for reassurance or dominance in confrontational situations in violent areas. 1