concept   reference
11 commonsense assertions
Cultures (11) • South Korea (1) • United States (1) • Canada (1) • Personal relationships culture (1) • academic institutions in Western countries (1) • friendship culture (1) • personal (1) • professional (1) • professional settings in Western countries (1) • traditional (1) • work culture (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 reference South Korea In South Korean culture, seeking personal references is uncommon and can be seen as a lack of self-confidence. 5
2 reference United States In the United States, providing references is a common practice when applying for jobs or academic programs, similar to capturing and sharing information with screenshots. 3
3 reference Canada In Canada, providing references is a common practice when applying for a job or academic program. 1
4 reference Personal relationships culture In personal relationships culture, references may hold less importance compared to trust and personal connections. 1
5 reference academic institutions in Western countries References are essential in academic and professional work, providing evidence and support for arguments in Western academic institutions. 1
6 reference friendship culture References are less common and valued in friendship and personal relationships due to the significance of trust and personal connections. 1
7 reference personal Traditional cultures prioritize verbal references and personal recommendations over written sources or professional references. 1
8 reference professional Citing credible sources is crucial for academic and professional integrity. 1
9 reference professional settings in Western countries References are crucial in academic and professional work in Western countries, providing evidence and support for arguments. 1
10 reference traditional Verbal references and personal recommendations are valued more than written or professional references in some traditional cultures. 1
11 reference work culture References are important for validating qualifications and skills in both academic and work cultures. 1