concept   relationship
16 commonsense assertions
Cultures (16) • Japan (1) • Eastern countries (1) • India (1) • Middle Eastern (1) • Western countries (1) • United States (1) • East Asian cultures (1) • Middle Eastern culture (1) • South Korea (1) • Brazil (1) • Latin American cultures (1) • Nordic cultures (1) • Finland (1) • South Asian cultures (1) • Remote tribal communities (1) • Urban communities (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 relationship Japan In Japan, relationships are deepened through private gestures and formal social activities, with public displays of affection being rare. 10
2 relationship Eastern countries In Eastern cultures, maintaining harmonious relations and engaging in collective decision-making are highly prioritized. 8
3 relationship India In India, arranged marriages, family influence, and emphasis on maintaining relationships are key aspects of relationships. 8
4 relationship Middle Eastern In Middle Eastern culture, public displays of affection are generally inappropriate and arranged marriages are common with family approval being crucial. 8
5 relationship Western countries In Western countries, public displays of affection such as kissing and hugging are common and socially acceptable in romantic relationships. 7
6 relationship United States In the United States, public displays of physical affection are common and acceptable in romantic relationships, often initiated through dating and courtship. 6
7 relationship East Asian cultures In East Asian cultures, relationships prioritize private affection, respect for elders, and celebrating milestones with couple-focused traditions and symbols. 5
8 relationship Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, public acknowledgment of relationships is rare and is often expected to lead to marriage. 5
9 relationship South Korea In South Korean relationships, the emphasis is on respecting hierarchy, formal gatherings, and relationship milestones. 5
10 relationship Brazil In Brazil, building relationships involves physical touch, personal connections, and celebrating milestones. 4
11 relationship Latin American cultures In Latin American cultures, relationships prioritize physical touch, celebrate milestones, and are crucial for building personal connections in business. 3
12 relationship Nordic cultures In Nordic cultures, personal space is valued and verbal communication is prioritized over physical contact in relationships. 3
13 relationship Finland In Finnish relationships, personal space and privacy are highly valued, resulting in reserved physical contact. 2
14 relationship South Asian cultures Arranged marriages and family involvement are key factors in relationship milestones in South Asian cultures. 2
15 relationship Remote tribal communities Relationships in remote tribal communities are often guided by family and community traditions, sometimes involving arranged marriages. 1
16 relationship Urban communities In urban communities, relationships are often influenced by individual preferences and dating norms. 1