concept   social status
11 commonsense assertions
Cultures (11) • African countries (1) • Nordic countries (1) • Western countries (1) • Central America (1) • Indigenous communities (1) • Iran (1) • Pacific Islands (1) • Pacific Rim countries (1) • South American countries (1) • contemporary egalitarian societies (1) • historical feudal societies (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 social status African countries Social and socioeconomic status in African countries is closely tied to communal and community connections. 2
2 social status Nordic countries In Nordic countries, social status reflects equality, welfare, and a relatively equal distribution of resources. 2
3 social status Western countries Social status in Western countries is based on wealth, education, and occupation. 2
4 social status Central America In Central America, social status is determined by communal values, traditional roles, and respect for elders. 1
5 social status Indigenous communities In Indigenous communities, social status is determined by communal values, traditional roles, and respect for elders. 1
6 social status Iran In Iran, social status is influenced by family honor, gender dynamics, and societal reputation. 1
7 social status Pacific Islands Social status in Pacific Island cultures is determined by communal sharing, leadership capabilities, and adherence to traditional customs. 1
8 social status Pacific Rim countries Social status in Pacific Rim countries is often influenced by societal harmony, collectivism, and adherence to social norms. 1
9 social status South American countries Social status in South American cultures is linked to social connections, wealth, and access to resources. 1
10 social status contemporary egalitarian societies In contemporary egalitarian societies, social status is determined by merit and achievement rather than birth. 1
11 social status historical feudal societies Social status in historical feudal societies is primarily based on birth and feudal rank. 1