concept   seasickness
7 commonsense assertions
Cultures (7) • Western countries (1) • cruise industry (1) • naval culture (1) • Australia (1) • Landlocked countries in Central Asia (1) • nautical culture (1) • sailing communities (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 seasickness Western countries Seasickness is a common concern on boats in Western countries, with remedies and stigma not stigmatized. 3
2 seasickness cruise industry Seasickness support and accommodations are crucial in the cruise industry for rough seas. 2
3 seasickness naval culture Seasickness is a common concern for sailors and maritime workers, often requiring acclimatization due to the naval culture. 2
4 seasickness Australia Seasickness is a common concern for individuals on boats or ships in Australian culture. 1
5 seasickness Landlocked countries in Central Asia Seasickness is not commonly understood or experienced in landlocked Central Asian countries due to lack of exposure to sea travel. 1
6 seasickness nautical culture Seasickness in nautical culture is viewed as a common challenge to be addressed with experience and remedies. 1
7 seasickness sailing communities Sailing communities have developed tolerance and coping mechanisms for dealing with seasickness. 1