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culture Latin American Countries

373 commonsense assertions

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#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
301	personal hygiene	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, frequent use of cologne and strong perfumes is considered essential for personal hygiene.	1
302	picnics	Latin American countries	Picnics in Latin American countries are popular social gatherings with music, dancing, and traditional food.	1
303	playing in the streets	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, playing in the streets is a common and accepted activity, with children often playing soccer or other games in residential areas.	1
304	poker face	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, emotional expressions and reactions are openly displayed during card games, and having a 'poker face' is not as important.	1
305	political power	Latin American countries	Political power in Latin American countries can be shaped by populism and a history of military dictatorships or juntas.	1
306	polo shirt	Latin American countries	Polo shirts are associated with equestrian sports and are part of traditional attire in Latin American countries.	1
307	polymer production	Latin American countries	The production of polymers in Latin American countries is influenced by the development of bio-based polymers to support agricultural and biofuel industries.	1
308	polyrhythms	Latin American countries	Polyrhythms are a crucial component of traditional music and dance in Latin American countries, prized for their intricate and diverse rhythms.	1
309	posing for photos	Latin American countries	Posing for photos in Latin American countries is a highly social activity that often involves colorful and lively poses.	1
310	prizes	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, prizes for sports and athletics are widely celebrated and can bring recognition and fame.	1
311	professional audio recording	Latin American countries	Professional audio recording in Latin American countries is often associated with music genres such as samba, bossa nova, and reggaeton.	1
312	publication of scientific research	Latin American countries	Collaborative research and publication with international researchers is advantageous for academic recognition and networking in Latin American countries.	1
313	radiopharmaceuticals	Latin American countries	Limited access to advanced radiopharmaceutical-based medical imaging in healthcare settings in Latin American countries.	1
314	random sampling	Latin American countries	Random sampling is generally viewed skeptically in Latin American countries due to concerns about fairness and representation, with a preference for more personalized or targeted data collection methods.	1
315	reflector	Latin American countries	Reflector is used as a traditional decorative element in Latin American countries for clothing and accessories, reflecting the colorful and vibrant culture.	1
316	relationship with neighbors	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, neighbors have close-knit relationships with frequent social interactions, shared meals, and a strong sense of community.	1
317	religious belief	Latin American countries	Religious beliefs are central and highly visible in daily life across Latin American countries.	1
318	religious celebration	Latin American countries	Religious celebrations like Day of the Dead and Semana Santa have significant cultural influence in Latin American countries.	1
319	respect for cultural artifacts	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, cultural artifacts are integral to festivals and celebrations, reflecting a spirit of ongoing cultural revitalization.	1
320	retirement traditions	Latin American countries	Retirement in Latin American countries is marked with lively celebrations, music, dancing, and speeches recognizing the retiree's contributions.	1
321	route planning	Latin American countries	Incorporation of alternative routes in route planning in Latin American countries to avoid traffic congestion and roadblocks.	1
322	sacred art	Latin American countries	Sacred art is prevalent in Latin American countries through vibrant murals and sculptures in churches and cathedrals.	1
323	scientific method	Latin American countries	The scientific method in Latin American countries incorporates indigenous cosmologies and biodiversity, focusing on a holistic understanding of nature and interconnectedness of life.	1
324	scientific notation	Latin American countries	Scientific notation is less commonly used in Latin American countries, with other numerical notations preferred.	1
325	seating arrangements	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, seating arrangements for social events prioritize togetherness and shared experiences for extended families.	1
326	security certifications	Latin American countries	Security certifications are not widely recognized in the Latin American tech industry.	1
327	self-defense training	Latin American countries	Self-defense training is important in Latin American countries due to concerns about street crime and personal security.	1
328	selfie culture	Latin American countries	Selfie culture is embraced in Latin American countries as a way to celebrate individuality and self-confidence in social settings.	1
329	shock value	Latin American countries	Mainstream entertainment in Latin American countries tends to avoid extreme shock value to avoid being deemed offensive or distasteful.	1
330	singing styles	Latin American countries	Latin American singing styles incorporate dance rhythms and vibrant melodies.	1
331	skin tone	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, a diverse range of skin tones is embraced as part of the cultural identity.	1
332	slim body type	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, a slim body type is highly valued and considered attractive, especially in media and entertainment.	1
333	socializing in cafes	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, socializing in cafes is a common pastime involving lively conversations, group gatherings, and live entertainment.	1
334	socioeconomic status	Latin American countries	Socioeconomic status in Latin American countries can be shaped by family reputation and history of social activism.	1
335	sore throat	Latin American countries	Traditional Latin American remedies such as herbal teas are used to treat sore throats.	1
336	spanish american war	Latin American countries	The Spanish American War is seen as a humiliating defeat for Spain and a loss of colonial territory in the Americas, impacting Latin American countries.	1
337	speculation	Latin American countries	Speculation in the art market is a notable aspect of the cultural and economic landscape in Latin American countries.	1
338	spending habits	Latin American countries	Latin American families and friends commonly share the cost of social activities to accommodate varying financial situations.	1
339	stress management	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, socializing with friends and family is integral to stress management.	1
340	sugar intake	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, sugar consumption is a significant part of the diet and is often used in traditional drinks and dishes.	1
341	summit celebrations	Latin American countries	Summit celebrations in Latin American countries may include lively music, festive parades, and elaborate feasts.	1
342	sunscreen application	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, sun protection for children is primarily achieved through the use of hats, clothing, and seeking shade rather than sunscreen application.	1
343	supply chain transparency	Latin American countries	Supply chain transparency in Latin American countries is primarily driven by environmental sustainability and resource conservation concerns.	1
344	sustainable development	Latin American countries	Latin American countries emphasize preserving biodiversity, protecting rainforests, and respecting indigenous rights for sustainable development.	1
345	tableware	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, proper etiquette dictates holding the fork in the left hand and the knife in the right hand when eating.	1
346	take place	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, events and meetings often start late and flexibility is expected.	1
347	tamarind	Latin American countries	Tamarind is used in traditional Latin American cuisines as a souring agent in dishes like curries and chutneys.	1
348	television ratings	Latin American countries	Television ratings significantly influence the television landscape and popular shows in Latin American countries.	1
349	temporary community	Latin American countries	Temporary communities are common during carnival celebrations and street parties in Latin American countries.	1
350	the big bang theory	Latin American countries	The big bang theory may have less prevalence in popular culture and entertainment in Latin American countries compared to other scientific and cultural topics.	1
351	thong	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, the thong is a popular style of footwear often worn on beaches and in casual settings.	1
352	toy guns	Latin American countries	Toy guns are popular in children's play in Latin American countries, but they may also face certain limitations.	1
353	treatment of ailments	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, herbal teas, curanderismo, and spiritual rituals are used in treating ailments.	1
354	un security council	Latin American countries	Latin American countries in the UN Security Council desire more representation and a stronger voice in decision-making processes.	1
355	use of balconies	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, balconies are commonly used as outdoor living spaces for socializing, dining, and relaxing.	1
356	use of garlic	Latin American countries	Garlic is an integral part of many traditional Latin American dishes known for its distinct flavor and aromatic qualities.	1
357	use of natural medicine	Latin American countries	Natural medicine is integrated with beliefs in herbal remedies and holistic healing methods in Latin American countries.	1
358	use of space	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, physical touch and closeness are common in interpersonal interactions and conversations.	1
359	user experience (ux)	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, emotional engagement is emphasized in UX design to create a warm and personalized user experience.	1
360	version control	Latin American countries	There is less standardization in the use of version control in academic and research settings across Latin American countries, with more varied practices among institutions.	1
361	violence in media	Latin American countries	Violence in media in Latin American countries is often dramatic and intense, reflecting societal challenges.	1
362	viral content	Latin American countries	Viral content in Latin American countries is often associated with memes, humorous videos, and social media challenges, shaping online entertainment.	1
363	virtual reality	Latin American countries	Virtual reality technology is less accessible in Latin American countries due to economic and infrastructure limitations.	1
364	volume of conversation	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, conversations are lively and accompanied by expressive body language and gestures.	1
365	wall art	Latin American countries	Latin American wall art reflects the influence of indigenous cultures through rich folklore, mythological beings, and vibrant patterns.	1
366	wallflower	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, a wallflower is a decorative plant placed against a wall for aesthetic purposes.	1
367	wearing black	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, wearing black is more commonly seen at festive occasions and celebrations.	1
368	wind power capacity	Latin American countries	Latin American countries face challenges in infrastructure and investment that hinder rapid growth of wind power capacity.	1
369	winery tours	Latin American countries	Winery tours in Latin American countries are becoming increasingly popular due to growth in the wine production and tourism industry.	1
370	women's education	Latin American countries	Women's education in Latin American countries varies by region, with some making progress and others facing challenges due to cultural norms.	1
371	worker health	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, some industries have fewer safety regulations and pose higher health risks to workers, particularly in informal economies.	1
372	workplace innovation	Latin American countries	Latin American workplace culture values flexibility, adaptability, creativity, and improvisation in workplace innovation.	1
373	yucca root	Latin American countries	Yucca root is commonly used in traditional Latin American dishes like cassava bread, yucca fries, and yucca cakes.	1