concept   settling down
10 commonsense assertions
Cultures (10) • Western cultures (1) • Nomadic communities (1) • Collectivist societies (1) • Developed countries (1) • Developing countries (1) • Individualistic societies (1) • Rural areas (1) • Traditional societies (1) • Urban areas (1) • modern societies (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 settling down Western cultures In Western cultures, settling down typically involves buying a home, starting a family, and establishing a permanent residence. 3
2 settling down Nomadic communities Nomadic communities value mobility over permanent settlement. 2
3 settling down Collectivist societies Settling down in collectivist societies involves prioritizing group well-being and seeking consensus. 1
4 settling down Developed countries In developed countries, settling down involves access to quality healthcare, education, and leisure activities. 1
5 settling down Developing countries Settling down in developing countries involves overcoming economic challenges, accessing basic amenities, and seeking social mobility. 1
6 settling down Individualistic societies Individualistic societies value settling down as involving independent decisions and personal ambitions. 1
7 settling down Rural areas Settling down in rural areas involves inheriting family land, continuing agricultural traditions, and maintaining close-knit relationships with neighbors. 1
8 settling down Traditional societies In traditional societies, settling down involves adhering to societal norms, fulfilling familial obligations, and preserving cultural heritage. 1
9 settling down Urban areas Settling down in urban areas involves pursuing a stable job, living independently, and enjoying city amenities. 1
10 settling down modern societies Modern societies prioritize personal fulfillment, career success, and individual goals in the concept of settling down. 1