concept   trust
17 commonsense assertions
Cultures (17) • Japan (1) • United States (1) • conflict-affected regions (1) • United Kingdom (1) • South Korea (1) • Western culture (1) • American culture (1) • Asian cultures (1) • China (1) • Conflict zones (1) • Developed countries (1) • Eastern countries (1) • Middle Eastern culture (1) • Scandinavian countries (1) • countries with ongoing conflicts (1) • criminal underworlds (1) • crypto community (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 trust Japan Trust in Japan is built on social ties and group dynamics, rather than instinctively given to unfamiliar individuals. 5
2 trust United States Trust in the United States is based on individual reputation and reliability and has declined within government institutions. 4
3 trust conflict-affected regions In conflict-affected regions, trust is established through mutual support and shared experiences during difficult times. 4
4 trust United Kingdom Trust in the UK is built on consistency and can be eroded by untrustworthy behavior, affecting how the government is perceived. 3
5 trust South Korea Trust in South Korea is built on social connections and respect for law enforcement. 2
6 trust Western culture Trust in Western culture is established through personal reputation, honor, and formal contracts. 2
7 trust American culture In American culture, trust can be quickly formed through initial impressions and interactions. 1
8 trust Asian cultures Trust in Asian cultures is based on group reputation and harmony, with relationships often maintained through implicit understandings and group dynamics instead of formal contracts. 1
9 trust China Trust in Chinese culture is built over time and is not easily given to strangers. 1
10 trust Conflict zones In conflict zones, trust is often based on close-knit community relationships and alliances for survival and protection. 1
11 trust Developed countries In developed countries, trust is often established through legal and institutional mechanisms with a focus on individual rights and privacy. 1
12 trust Eastern countries In Eastern countries, trust is often assumed based on social status and is deeply rooted in group dynamics and hierarchy. 1
13 trust Middle Eastern culture In Middle Eastern culture, trust is built gradually over time through repeated interactions and shared experiences. 1
14 trust Scandinavian countries Trust is freely given and highly valued in Scandinavian cultures as a key factor for social cohesion. 1
15 trust countries with ongoing conflicts Ongoing conflicts in countries often lead to diminished trust among communities, resulting in suspicion and tension. 1
16 trust criminal underworlds Trust in criminal underworlds is earned through actions and is essential for survival and success in criminal operations. 1
17 trust crypto community Trust in the crypto community is frequently built through the use of blockchain technology and cryptography to confirm and validate transactions. 1