concept   smoking
20 commonsense assertions
Cultures (20) • Japan (1) • United States (1) • Western countries (1) • Canada (1) • Greece (1) • France (1) • South Korea (1) • East Asia (1) • Russia (1) • India (1) • Turkey (1) • European countries (1) • Smoking community (1) • Germany (1) • Countries with varying drug regulations (1) • modern era (1) • pre-vaccination era (1) • public health (1) • health-conscious countries (1) • medical community (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 smoking Japan Smoking is widely accepted and prevalent in Japanese culture, with designated indoor smoking areas in many public places. 23
2 smoking United States Smoking is socially stigmatized in the United States and subject to increasing restrictions in public spaces. 23
3 smoking Western countries Smoking is becoming more socially unacceptable and restricted in public spaces in Western countries due to health concerns and stigma. 15
4 smoking Canada Smoking in Canada is heavily discouraged with strict regulations and public health initiatives against tobacco use. 10
5 smoking Greece Smoking is widely accepted and common in Greek culture, integrated into daily life and social interactions. 10
6 smoking France In France, smoking is a widespread and socially accepted activity often enjoyed with coffee or alcohol, and there are designated smoking areas in public spaces. 9
7 smoking South Korea Smoking is culturally acceptable in South Korea, especially among older generations, and is accommodated in public spaces with designated smoking areas. 9
8 smoking East Asia Smoking is a traditional method of food preservation and less commonly used in cooking in East Asian cultures. 7
9 smoking Russia In Russia, smoking is prevalent, socially acceptable, and supported by a strong tobacco industry. 7
10 smoking India Smoking, especially tobacco use, is becoming more socially stigmatized and regulated in India. 6
11 smoking Turkey Smoking is widely accepted and prevalent in public spaces in Turkish culture. 5
12 smoking European countries Smoking is common in European countries but is becoming increasingly regulated and socially discouraged in public places. 4
13 smoking Smoking community Smoking is culturally accepted within a smoking community as a social and relaxing activity, despite health risks. 4
14 smoking Germany Despite some social acceptance, tobacco control efforts in Germany have led to a reduction in smoking prevalence and related illnesses. 3
15 smoking Countries with varying drug regulations Public smoking regulations are influenced by a country's drug regulations. 2
16 smoking modern era In modern culture, smoking is common but discouraged because of health risks. 2
17 smoking pre-vaccination era Smoking was prevalent but discouraged in the pre-vaccination era culture. 2
18 smoking public health Public health programs aim to reduce the significant health risks posed by smoking. 2
19 smoking health-conscious countries In health-conscious countries, smoking is heavily discouraged and strict regulations are in place to limit smoking in public areas. 1
20 smoking medical community The medical community strongly discourages smoking due to its leading role in preventable diseases. 1