concept   sense of humor
15 commonsense assertions
Cultures (15) • United States (1) • Australia (1) • India (1) • Italy (1) • New Zealand (1) • Nigeria (1) • Switzerland (1) • Asian cultures (1) • Finland (1) • German (1) • Kenya (1) • civilian culture (1) • Italian (1) • Urban population in modern Western societies (1) • personal (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 sense of humor United States Americans commonly appreciate and value sarcasm, self-deprecation, and irony in humor. 14
2 sense of humor Australia In Australia, lighthearted and self-deprecating humor, involving sarcasm and irony, is valued and commonly used in social and workplace interactions. 7
3 sense of humor India Humor in Indian culture often involves wordplay, satire, and addressing social issues to foster positive connections. 7
4 sense of humor Italy In Italy, animated humor, irony, and wordplay are valued and used in the workplace and communication to ease tension and express frustration. 5
5 sense of humor New Zealand In New Zealand, lighthearted and self-deprecating humor is commonly embraced in social and workplace settings. 4
6 sense of humor Nigeria Humor in Nigerian culture is often expressed through storytelling and comedic narratives that convey wisdom and life lessons. 4
7 sense of humor Switzerland Swiss humor values puns, wordplay, and directness, but they must be balanced with professionalism in the workplace. 3
8 sense of humor Asian cultures In Asian cultures, wordplay and situational humor are valued, while sarcasm is seen as impolite. 2
9 sense of humor Finland In Finland, dry and deadpan humor is widely appreciated and integrated into daily interactions. 2
10 sense of humor German German humor is often direct and includes sarcasm among friends and colleagues. 2
11 sense of humor Kenya In Kenyan culture, a sense of humor is commonly utilized in storytelling to convey wisdom and life lessons. 2
12 sense of humor civilian culture In civilian culture, subtle and dry humor is valued over directness and politeness is preferred. 2
13 sense of humor Italian Italian culture values subtle body language and humor, where sarcasm may be considered offensive. 1
14 sense of humor Urban population in modern Western societies In modern Western urban societies, sarcasm and self-deprecating humor are commonly used to convey a sense of humor. 1
15 sense of humor personal In personal cultures, playful teasing and banter are used to demonstrate affection and establish rapport. 1