concept   sense of time
18 commonsense assertions
Cultures (18) • Latin America (1) • Brazil (1) • German culture (1) • Ghana (1) • Native American cultures (1) • Nigeria (1) • Western culture (1) • Japanese (1) • Canada (1) • Everyday conversation culture (1) • Indigenous communities with no notion of nation-states (1) • Industrialized Western cultures (1) • Industrialized societies (1) • International community (1) • MBTI personality typing (1) • Modern democracies (1) • Present-oriented cultures (1) • Traditional nomadic tribes (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 sense of time Latin America In Latin American culture, there is a more relaxed attitude towards punctuality and time schedules, allowing for flexibility in event starting times. 16
2 sense of time Brazil In Brazil, there is a social flexibility with time and less emphasis on punctuality, prioritizing social interactions over strict schedules. 5
3 sense of time German culture In German culture, punctuality is highly valued and tardiness is considered disrespectful and unprofessional. 3
4 sense of time Ghana In Ghanaian culture, time is seen as holistic and event-driven instead of strictly linear and clock-driven. 3
5 sense of time Native American cultures In Native American cultures, the sense of time is perceived as cyclical, emphasizing natural cycles and interconnectedness with past, present, and future. 3
6 sense of time Nigeria Nigeria's culture embodies a flexible approach to time, prioritizing social engagements over strict schedules. 3
7 sense of time Western culture Punctuality and the limited value of time are highly esteemed in Western culture. 3
8 sense of time Japanese Japanese culture places high value on adherence to schedules and long-term planning. 2
9 sense of time Canada Punctuality is highly valued in Canadian culture and being on time for meetings and appointments is important. 1
10 sense of time Everyday conversation culture Punctuality and sticking to schedules are important in both social and professional interactions. 1
11 sense of time Indigenous communities with no notion of nation-states Indigenous communities view time as cyclical, interconnected with nature, and prioritize events over schedules. 1
12 sense of time Industrialized Western cultures Industrialized Western cultures prioritize precise linear measurement of time. 1
13 sense of time Industrialized societies In industrialized societies, the concept of time is seen as linear and is measured according to clocks and schedules. 1
14 sense of time International community The international community places high value on punctuality and time management, emphasizing adherence to schedules and deadlines. 1
15 sense of time MBTI personality typing MBTI personality types are often associated with a strong preference for schedules and punctuality, influencing their sense of time. 1
16 sense of time Modern democracies In modern democracies, punctuality and time management are highly valued within the sense of time concept. 1
17 sense of time Present-oriented cultures Present-oriented cultures prioritize the present moment and short-term goals over long-range planning. 1
18 sense of time Traditional nomadic tribes In traditional nomadic tribes, the sense of time is based on natural events and seasons rather than strict schedules. 1