concept   public display of affection
27 commonsense assertions
Cultures (27) • Middle Eastern (1) • conservative countries (1) • Asian countries (1) • Conservative Asian (1) • Sweden (1) • China (1) • Conservative Middle Eastern countries (1) • Spain (1) • liberal societies (1) • Muslim countries (1) • United Arab Emirates (1) • Islamic (1) • Secular countries (1) • Egypt (1) • Muslim majority countries (1) • Norway (1) • Pakistan (1) • Singapore (1) • Turkey (1) • Ukraine (1) restrictive countries (1) • Greek culture (1) • Jamaica (1) • Maldives (1) • Modern-day Western countries (1) • New Zealand (1) • Southern European countries (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 public display of affection Middle Eastern Public displays of affection are generally discouraged or even prohibited in many Middle Eastern countries due to cultural norms and religious influence. 23
2 public display of affection conservative countries In conservative countries, public displays of affection are generally discouraged and frowned upon. 8
3 public display of affection Asian countries In Asian countries, public displays of physical affection are often considered inappropriate. 6
4 public display of affection Conservative Asian In conservative Asian cultures, public displays of affection are often discouraged or banned. 6
5 public display of affection Sweden In Sweden, public displays of affection are generally accepted and considered normal, reflecting an open and liberal attitude towards relationships. 6
6 public display of affection China In China, public displays of physical affection are generally less common and often considered inappropriate. 5
7 public display of affection Conservative Middle Eastern countries In conservative Middle Eastern countries, public displays of affection are generally discouraged, especially between unmarried individuals. 5
8 public display of affection Spain In Spain, public displays of affection, like kissing and hugging, are common and widely accepted. 5
9 public display of affection liberal societies In liberal societies, public displays of affection are common and generally accepted. 5
10 public display of affection Muslim countries In Muslim communities, public display of affection is restricted and discouraged due to cultural and religious norms. 4
11 public display of affection United Arab Emirates In the United Arab Emirates, public displays of affection are widely considered inappropriate and discouraged. 4
12 public display of affection Islamic Public displays of affection are limited or restricted in Islamic cultures due to cultural and religious norms. 3
13 public display of affection Secular countries Public displays of affection are generally accepted within limits in urban areas of secular countries, while respecting diverse personal boundaries. 3
14 public display of affection Egypt In Egypt, public display of affection is generally discouraged and viewed as inappropriate. 2
15 public display of affection Muslim majority countries In Muslim majority countries, public displays of affection are restricted or discouraged. 2
16 public display of affection Norway Public displays of affection are common and accepted in Norway, reflecting an open and liberal attitude. 2
17 public display of affection Pakistan In Pakistan, public display of affection is generally frowned upon and can be considered disrespectful or indecent. 2
18 public display of affection Singapore In Singapore, public display of affection is generally less common and more reserved. 2
19 public display of affection Turkey In Turkey, public displays of affection are generally subdued and less common. 2
20 public display of affection Ukraine In Ukraine, couples may display affection publicly, but are generally more reserved and discrete about it. 2
21 public display of affection restrictive countries In restrictive countries, public displays of affection are often frowned upon and may be prohibited. 2
22 public display of affection Greek culture In Greek culture, public displays of affection, including holding hands, are widely accepted. 1
23 public display of affection Jamaica Public display of affection is generally accepted and common in public settings in Jamaican culture. 1
24 public display of affection Maldives In the Maldives, public displays of affection like holding hands and hugging are widely accepted and common. 1
25 public display of affection Modern-day Western countries Public displays of affection are generally accepted in modern-day Western countries but can be deemed inappropriate in certain settings and regions. 1
26 public display of affection New Zealand Public displays of affection are generally accepted and common in New Zealand culture. 1
27 public display of affection Southern European countries In Southern European countries, public displays of affection between romantic partners are common and widely accepted. 1