Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	art and craft	Oceanian countries	Oceanian art and craft reflect cultural and spiritual connections to nature and storytelling.	3
2	artistic expression	Oceanian countries	Artistic expression in Oceanian countries is rooted in Maori and Pacific Islander traditions.	2
3	community impact	Oceanian countries	Community impact in Oceanian countries is heavily influenced by indigenous land rights and tribal affiliations.	2
4	interpretation of exhibits	Oceanian countries	Exhibits in Oceanian countries reflect a holistic worldview that emphasizes the interconnectedness of nature and human culture.	2
5	treatment decision making	Oceanian countries	Treatment decisions in Oceanian cultures combine conventional medicine, indigenous healing practices, and environmental impact considerations.	2
6	waste management	Oceanian countries	Oceania's Oceanian countries are placing greater emphasis on sorting household waste and overall waste management.	2
7	acid-base reactions	Oceanian countries	Oceanian countries view acid-base reactions through the lenses of environmental sustainability and indigenous knowledge.	1
8	amphitheater	Oceanian countries	Amphitheaters in Oceanian countries are present in varied degrees depending on indigenous cultural practices and colonial history.	1
9	antique jewelry	Oceanian countries	Antique jewelry in Oceanian countries may be valued for craftsmanship and historical significance but is not as widely collected or inherited as in East Asian countries.	1
10	appropriate attire for social gatherings	Oceanian countries	Traditional tattoos and body adornments are considered appropriate attire for social gatherings in Oceanian countries.	1
11	astrological compatibility	Oceanian countries	In Oceanian countries, some people consider astrological compatibility as a lighthearted aspect of relationship compatibility, but not a major influence.	1
12	athletic superstitions	Oceanian countries	Athletic superstitions in Oceanian countries are seen as playful and entertaining, often involving unique rituals or good luck charms.	1
13	authentication	Oceanian countries	In Oceanian countries, authentication often involves biometric passports and e-passports.	1
14	busking	Oceanian countries	Busking is a common practice in popular tourist spots and beachfront areas in Oceanian countries.	1
15	choir singing	Oceanian countries	Choir singing is widespread in Oceanian countries and plays a significant role in cultural expression and identity.	1
16	coincidence	Oceanian countries	Coincidences are seen as interesting but not culturally or spiritually significant in Oceanian countries.	1
17	costume symbolism	Oceanian countries	In Oceanian culture, costumes can convey connections to nature, ancestors, or spirits in traditional rituals and performances.	1
18	diplomatic protocol	Oceanian countries	Diplomatic protocol in Oceanian countries values informality, relaxed atmosphere, outdoor activities, and leisurely discussions.	1
19	education in refugee camps	Oceanian countries	Education in Oceanian refugee camps prioritizes mental health support and well-being alongside academic learning.	1
20	emoji interpretation	Oceanian countries	Emojis are widely used in Oceanian countries to convey a relaxed and casual tone in digital conversations.	1
21	equestrian statue	Oceanian countries	Equestrian statues are rare and seen as relics of colonial influence in Oceanian countries.	1
22	ethics in scientific research	Oceanian countries	Ethical integration of indigenous knowledge is important in scientific research in Oceanian countries.	1
23	exoplanets	Oceanian countries	Oceanian countries actively contribute to exoplanet research through space missions and scientific analysis of exoplanet data.	1
24	fairy tales	Oceanian countries	Fairy tales in Oceanian countries incorporate dreamtime stories and connections to the natural world.	1
25	family dinner	Oceanian countries	Family dinners in Oceanian countries often include traditional cooking methods and indigenous ingredients specific to each island or region.	1
26	family obligations	Oceanian countries	In Oceanian countries, family obligations may include caring for extended family, but there is also societal support provided through social services.	1
27	folklore creatures	Oceanian countries	Folklore creatures in Oceanian countries are closely linked with the environment and are perceived as integral to the living landscape.	1
28	follower count	Oceanian countries	High follower count may not have as much influence in Oceanian countries' culture.	1
29	food as medicine	Oceanian countries	Indigenous food as medicine practices are increasingly recognized in Oceanian countries, particularly among Aboriginal communities.	1
30	funeral traditions	Oceanian countries	In Oceanian countries, funeral traditions often combine indigenous and Western customs, emphasizing a spiritual connection to the land and ancestors.	1
31	genetic inheritance	Oceanian countries	Genetic inheritance in Oceanian countries influences the preservation of indigenous knowledge and customs.	1
32	handcrafts	Oceanian countries	Handcrafts in Oceanian countries, particularly those stemming from Maori traditions, are spiritually and culturally significant and vital to indigenous identity.	1
33	hat wearing	Oceanian countries	Hats are worn in Oceanian countries for sun protection and cultural events.	1
34	historic architecture	Oceanian countries	Historic architecture in Oceanian countries includes traditional indigenous dwellings like stilt houses and thatched huts.	1
35	importance of periodic table	Oceanian countries	The periodic table is less central in traditional educational systems in Oceanian countries due to a greater emphasis on environmental conservation and indigenous knowledge.	1
36	internet cafes	Oceanian countries	Internet cafes in Oceanian countries are declining in popularity and are now mainly used for gaming and socializing, historically being used by travelers and youth.	1
37	luxury cars	Oceanian countries	Luxury cars are seen as a symbol of personal freedom and adventure in Oceanian countries.	1
38	microbiology	Oceanian countries	Microbiology plays a crucial role in marine science and conservation efforts in Oceanian countries, particularly in maintaining marine ecosystem health and sustainable fisheries.	1
39	microtransactions	Oceanian countries	The concept of microtransactions in Oceanian countries is under public debate and regulatory scrutiny due to potential harm to consumers.	1
40	mirror placement	Oceanian countries	Mirrors are commonly placed in Oceanian countries in bathrooms, bedrooms, and wardrobes for everyday use and aesthetic enhancement.	1
41	national dress	Oceanian countries	National dress in Oceanian countries can include complex weaving and decorative tapa cloth designs.	1
42	olive wood crafts	Oceanian countries	Olive wood crafts are less familiar and significant in traditional crafting in Oceanian countries like Australia and New Zealand.	1
43	performance evaluation	Oceanian countries	In Oceanian countries, performance evaluations are often informal and prioritize work-life balance and mental well-being.	1
44	philosophical influence	Oceanian countries	Philosophical influence is evident in the oral traditions and wisdom of Indigenous Australian and Pacific Islander cultures in Oceanian countries.	1
45	publication citation practices	Oceanian countries	Citation practices in Oceanian countries value acknowledging indigenous peoples' contributions and traditional knowledge.	1
46	relationship with neighbors	Oceanian countries	In Oceanian countries, neighbors have friendly but independent relationships with occasional social interactions and without excessive involvement in each other's lives.	1
47	roof tiles	Oceanian countries	Roof tiles are less common in Oceanian countries due to the prevalence of palm thatch, bamboo, and modern roofing materials.	1
48	scientific notation	Oceanian countries	Scientific notation is commonly taught in Oceanian educational curriculum but not frequently used in non-technical or scientific settings.	1
49	smelting	Oceanian countries	Smelting is connected to the historical development of indigenous metalworking traditions in Oceanian countries.	1
50	social activities	Oceanian countries	In Oceanian countries, social activities often revolve around outdoor gatherings and recreational activities.	1
51	social gatherings	Oceanian countries	Social gatherings in Oceanian countries often revolve around outdoor barbecues, beach gatherings, and sports events, reflecting the laid-back lifestyle.	1
52	souvenirs	Oceanian countries	Souvenirs in Oceanian countries often feature symbols of local wildlife and landscapes.	1
53	stress management	Oceanian countries	In Oceanian countries, spending time at the beach and engaging in water-related activities is a popular method for managing stress.	1
54	summit celebrations	Oceanian countries	Summit celebrations in Oceanian countries could include traditional ceremonies, artistic performances, and communal meals.	1
55	support from local population	Oceanian countries	Support from the local population in Oceanian countries is integral to preserving indigenous land rights and environmental conservation efforts.	1
56	television ratings	Oceanian countries	In Oceanian countries, television ratings are used as a guide, but cultural emphasis is more on alternative platforms like streaming services and public broadcasters.	1
57	traditional musical instruments	Oceanian countries	Traditional Oceanian musical instruments such as the didgeridoo, nose flute, and log drum are used in indigenous music traditions.	1
58	treatment for depression	Oceanian countries	Therapeutic treatment for depression in Oceanian countries often involves outdoor adventure and wilderness therapy.	1
59	treatment of pain	Oceanian countries	In Oceanian countries, natural remedies like eucalyptus oil and tea tree oil are commonly used for pain treatment.	1
60	vaulted ceilings	Oceanian countries	Vaulted ceilings are less common in Oceanian countries due to a preference for practical, modern architecture prioritizing functionality over extravagant design.	1
61	violence in media	Oceanian countries	In Oceanian countries, violence in media is depicted in a restrained and nuanced manner, focusing on the psychological impact on characters.	1
62	virtual meetings	Oceanian countries	Virtual meetings are widely accepted and convenient for collaborating across vast distances in Oceanian countries due to the large distances between cities.	1
63	virus mutation	Oceanian countries	Virus mutations in Oceanian countries may lead to increased public health support for remote and indigenous populations.	1
64	walking barefoot	Oceanian countries	Walking barefoot is a common and comfortable practice in Oceanian countries, particularly in beach communities and rural areas.	1
65	wedding feast	Oceanian countries	Wedding feasts in Oceanian countries feature traditional island or indigenous dishes served communally.	1
66	wellness rituals	Oceanian countries	Oceanian countries integrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander healing traditions with holistic wellness approaches.	1