concept   respect
41 commonsense assertions
Cultures (40) • East Asian (2) • Western (1) • Japan (1) • South Korea (1) • Western cultures (1) • United States (1) • Korea (1) • United Kingdom (1) • China (1) • martial arts in East Asia (1) • Middle Eastern (1) • Australia (1) • Japanese martial arts culture (1) • Muay Thai (1) • Traditional Asian cultures (1) • martial arts (1) • Australian culture (1) • Buddhist countries (1) • Chinese culture (1) • East Asia (1) Eastern cultures (1) • New Zealand (1) • Taiwanese (1) • traditional Japanese culture (1) • African cultures (1) • American (1) • Australian Aboriginal culture (1) • Baltic (1) • Biology education in Asian countries (1) • Eastern military culture (1) • Germany (1) • Global (1) • Individualistic societies (1) • Mandarin-speaking countries (1) • Traditional cultural beliefs (1) • Vietnam (1) • Yoruba culture in Nigeria (1) • chess-playing culture (1) • organized crime (1) • urban street culture (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 respect Western In Western cultures, respect is based on individual autonomy, personal space, and earned through individual achievements and actions. 19
2 respect Japan In Japan, high respect for others, especially elders and authority figures, is shown through bowing and deferential language. 13
3 respect South Korea In South Korean culture, respect is expressed through customs like bowing, loyalty, and deference. 10
4 respect Western cultures In Western cultures, respect is typically based on individual merit and demonstrated through verbal and nonverbal communication. 10
5 respect United States In the United States, respect is emphasized through informal language, direct eye contact, and respect for personal space and autonomy. 9
6 respect Korea In Korean culture, bowing, deferential language, and honoring elders are important signs of respect. 8
7 respect United Kingdom In the UK, respect is demonstrated informally but emphasized in sportsmanship and gestures like direct eye contact and handshakes. 6
8 respect China Chinese culture values respect for elders, hierarchy, and indirect gestures such as bowing and offering tea. 5
9 respect martial arts in East Asia Respect for elders and instructors is crucial in East Asian martial arts. 5
10 respect Middle Eastern In Middle Eastern culture, respect for elders, authority figures, and hospitality are fundamental values. 4
11 respect Australia Egalitarianism and direct eye contact are key demonstrations of respect in Australian culture. 3
12 respect East Asian Respect for elders and authority figures is a deeply ingrained value in East Asian cultures. 3
13 respect Japanese martial arts culture Respect for instructors and opponents is central in Japanese martial arts training and competitions. 3
14 respect Muay Thai In Muay Thai, showing respect to trainers and elders through specific etiquette is fundamental. 3
15 respect Traditional Asian cultures In traditional Asian cultures, respect for authority, elders, and social hierarchy is highly valued. 3
16 respect martial arts In martial arts culture, respect for elders, authority figures, and opponents is a fundamental concept. 3
17 respect Australian culture Australian culture values egalitarianism and treating everyone as equals, regardless of age or social status. 2
18 respect Buddhist countries In Buddhist countries, respect for elders and monks is deeply ingrained in the culture. 2
19 respect Chinese culture In Chinese culture, respect for elders and adherence to social hierarchies are highly valued. 2
20 respect East Asia Respect for authority, elders, and hierarchy is deeply ingrained in East Asian culture. 2
21 respect East Asian Respect in East Asian culture is shown through deferential gestures, language, and deference to authority and elders. 2
22 respect Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, respect for hierarchy and authority is a key value. 2
23 respect New Zealand In New Zealand culture, the hongi is a traditional demonstration of respect emphasizing equality and informality. 2
24 respect Taiwanese In Taiwanese culture, offering tea is a common way to show respect through indirect gestures and hospitality. 2
25 respect traditional Japanese culture In traditional Japanese culture, respect is demonstrated through specific verbal and physical gestures, such as humble speech and bowing. 2
26 respect African cultures In African cultures, respect is deeply ingrained in traditions, rituals, and social hierarchies within communities. 1
27 respect American In American culture, respect for personal space and individual rights is highly valued. 1
28 respect Australian Aboriginal culture Respect in Australian Aboriginal culture is shown through deep listening, sharing resources, and maintaining equality. 1
29 respect Baltic In Baltic culture, respect for personal space and privacy is highly valued. 1
30 respect Biology education in Asian countries In Asian countries, there is a high value placed on showing respect to elders and authority figures, especially in the context of biology education. 1
31 respect Eastern military culture In Eastern military culture, respect is typically based on rank and seniority rather than individual accomplishments. 1
32 respect Germany In Germany, direct eye contact is a sign of respect and attentiveness. 1
33 respect Global Respect for elders and authority figures is a common value across global cultures. 1
34 respect Individualistic societies In individualistic societies, respect is earned through individual merit and achievement. 1
35 respect Mandarin-speaking countries In Mandarin-speaking countries, it is important to show respect through formal language and behavior. 1
36 respect Traditional cultural beliefs Respect in traditional cultural beliefs is deeply rooted in age, hierarchy, and social status, and is expected to be shown to elders and authority figures. 1
37 respect Vietnam In Vietnamese culture, elders and hierarchy are highly respected. 1
38 respect Yoruba culture in Nigeria Respecting elders through greetings and expressions of gratitude is a deeply ingrained aspect of Yoruba culture in Nigeria. 1
39 respect chess-playing culture Respect for opponents and the tradition of chess is shown in the chess-playing culture. 1
40 respect organized crime Respect for the hierarchy within organized crime is crucial and disrespect can result in punishment or death. 1
41 respect urban street culture In urban street culture, respect is typically earned through actions and demeanor. 1