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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 apartment living rural areas Apartment living is less common in rural areas due to the availability of larger spaces for single-family homes. 12
2 street food rural areas Street food is less common and diverse in rural areas, limited to local specialties and less prevalent overall. 10
3 public transportation rural areas Public transportation is less accessible and less commonly used in rural areas due to lower population density and less developed infrastructure. 7
4 family rural areas In rural areas, traditional societies tend to have extended families living together in close-knit communities. 5
5 24-hour lifestyle rural areas The 24-hour lifestyle culture is less prevalent in rural areas due to limited late-night options and activities, and is aligned with community schedules and daily downtime. 4
6 apartment living rural areas Apartment living is less common in rural areas due to a preference for individual houses with more space. 4
7 farming Rural areas Traditional farming methods are widespread in rural areas, serving as a source of sustenance and income. 4
8 health care Rural areas Due to a lack of infrastructure and resources, rural areas rely on traditional remedies with limited access to healthcare. 4
9 bicycle rural areas Bicycles are essential transportation in rural areas with limited access to cars or public transport. 3
10 carbon footprint rural areas Carbon footprint in rural areas is less commonly discussed due to reliance on traditional, carbon-intensive practices and limited access to alternative energy sources. 3
11 clean drinking water rural areas Limited access and contamination of clean drinking water in rural areas pose health risks. 3
12 fashion rural areas Rural areas have limited participation in and unconventional views on global fashion trends. 3
13 infrastructure Rural areas In rural areas, lack of proper infrastructure hinders development and access to basic amenities. 3
14 internet access rural areas Limited and unreliable internet access in rural areas is due to infrastructure and resource challenges. 3
15 automobile rural areas The concept of an automobile is considered a luxury in rural areas due to high costs and limited infrastructure for maintenance and fueling. 2
16 electricity rural areas Electricity in rural areas, especially remote areas, is less reliable and less widespread. 2
17 exposure to infectious diseases rural areas Limited access to healthcare in rural areas leads to reliance on traditional healers for infectious disease treatment. 2
18 heart valve rural areas Limited access to expensive heart valve treatments in rural areas due to the concept of heart valve. 2
19 housing rural areas Rural housing in rural areas often consists of single-family homes with large yards and multi-generational houses for farming and livestock. 2
20 hunting rural areas Hunting is a widespread practice in rural areas for food and livelihood. 2
21 internet access rural areas In rural areas, there is limited high-speed internet access and reliance on traditional methods like dial-up or satellite internet. 2
22 lab safety rural areas Lab safety practices and protocols are often lacking in rural areas due to resource limitations and lack of awareness. 2
23 lights rural areas Rural areas rely less on public lighting and use more natural and household lighting. 2
24 nightlife rural areas Limited nightlife options in rural areas, often centered around community events. 2
25 renting vs. owning housing rural areas In rural areas, property ownership is more emphasized than renting due to the lower population density. 2
26 shelter design Rural areas Rural shelter design prioritizes interconnected buildings and basic amenities over modern infrastructure in rural areas. 2
27 subway rural areas Subway systems are rare or non-existent in rural areas because of the low population density. 2
28 supply chain rural areas Supply chain in rural areas relies on local distribution and self-sufficiency to reduce delays. 2
29 swimwear rural areas Access to swimwear is limited in rural areas due to economic constraints and modesty standards. 2
30 traffic flow Rural areas In rural areas, traditional road networks with minimal traffic control lead to smooth traffic flow. 2
31 workplace attire rural areas Workplace attire in rural areas is practical and casual, tailored for outdoor and labor-intensive jobs. 2
32 access Rural areas Many people in rural areas lack access to clean water and electricity. 1
33 acetylene Rural areas Acetylene is rarely used and may be perceived as dangerous in rural areas. 1
34 afford Rural areas In rural areas, limited economic resources lead to restricted access to common goods and services. 1
35 agricultural practices Rural areas Agricultural practices are common in rural areas, with many families growing their own fruits and vegetables. 1
36 airport terminal Rural areas Airport terminals in rural areas may be smaller, less modern, and have limited amenities due to the economic conditions of the region. 1
37 alternative therapies Rural areas In rural areas, traditional and home remedies are more common than alternative therapies. 1
38 arranging furniture Rural areas In rural areas, furniture is arranged to accommodate traditional activities like group meals and social gatherings. 1
39 availability of medical supplies Rural areas Limited availability of medical supplies in rural areas compromises the healthcare services. 1
40 barefoot Rural areas Walking barefoot is common and comfortable, especially in tropical countries and rural areas with natural surroundings. 1
41 barn raising Rural areas Barn raising in rural areas is a historically significant event promoting unity and cooperation. 1
42 bed placement Rural areas In rural areas, bed placement often takes into account natural elements like proximity to a window for fresh air and nature views. 1
43 bed rest after surgery Rural areas In rural areas, traditional beliefs and home remedies may impact adherence to strict bed rest after surgery. 1
44 cabin lifestyle Rural areas The cabin lifestyle in rural areas is viewed as a serene and idyllic way of life closely tied to natural surroundings. 1
45 canning Rural areas Canning is a traditional method of food preservation that is commonly practiced and passed down through generations in rural areas. 1
46 car tire Rural areas Car tires are considered a luxury item in rural areas and are often not regularly maintained due to cost. 1
47 carpenter's square Rural areas Local craftsmen and artisans in rural areas use carpenter's squares for traditional building and woodworking techniques. 1
48 celebrity sightings Rural areas Celebrity sightings are uncommon in rural areas due to limited opportunities for encounters. 1
49 chemical exposure risk Rural areas In rural areas, there is less awareness and enforcement of regulations for chemical exposure risk. 1
50 chemical waste management Rural areas Limited infrastructure and awareness in rural areas result in potential environmental and health hazards from improper chemical waste disposal. 1
51 chickens as pets Rural areas In rural areas, chickens are commonly kept as pets and are often considered part of the family. 1
52 clogged drains Rural areas Clogged drains are less common in rural areas due to lower population density and newer sewer systems. 1
53 coarctation of aorta Rural areas Coarctation of the aorta may go undiagnosed in rural areas due to limited access to healthcare and awareness of the condition. 1
54 coffee consumption Rural areas In rural areas, coffee consumption is less of a daily ritual and focuses more on traditional preparation methods. 1
55 community structure Rural areas In rural areas, community structure is closely-knit and centered around agriculture, farming, and shared resources. 1
56 constructed route system Rural areas In rural areas, transportation is primarily reliant on natural terrain due to limited constructed route systems. 1
57 construction crane Rural areas In rural areas, construction cranes are rarely seen and can cause curiosity and awe when encountered. 1
58 cost Rural areas In rural areas, the cost of basic necessities is relatively low compared to urban areas in more developed countries. 1
59 data management Rural areas Data management in rural areas relies more on traditional paper-based record-keeping rather than digital systems. 1
60 dental visits Rural areas In rural areas, dental visits are often viewed as a last resort, with traditional remedies and home treatments preferred for dental hygiene. 1
61 designer brands Rural areas In rural areas, there is less emphasis on designer brands and more focus on practicality and durability. 1
62 digital divide Rural areas Rural areas face limited access to digital technology and internet connectivity, hindering social and economic development. 1
63 digital mapping Rural areas In rural areas, digital mapping may be less accessible due to limited technology infrastructure, leading to a reliance on traditional methods like using landmarks. 1
64 digital payment methods Rural areas Digital payment methods are less adopted in rural areas due to limited access to technology and the prevalence of traditional payment methods. 1
65 disaster Rural areas In rural areas, communities heavily rely on traditional knowledge and local resources for disaster preparedness and response. 1
66 drinking water from tap Rural areas In rural areas, drinking tap water is uncommon and often considered unsafe or unclean. 1
67 ducks Rural areas Ducks are rarely seen in urban areas, but are commonly found in rural areas for agriculture and as pets. 1
68 egg collecting Rural areas Egg collecting is a routine and essential part of daily life in rural areas. 1
69 electricity Rural areas Electricity in rural areas is often intermittent or lacking due to limited infrastructure and resources. 1
70 elevator shaft Rural areas Elevator shafts are rare in older structures or remote areas of rural culture. 1
71 establishment Rural areas New establishments in rural areas may be less trusted than older, well-known ones. 1
72 exhaust Rural areas In rural areas, unregulated vehicle exhaust contributes to air pollution. 1
73 financial recordkeeping software Rural areas Many rural areas do not widely use financial recordkeeping software due to limited access to technology and reliance on traditional manual recordkeeping methods. 1
74 find information Rural areas In rural areas, finding information involves consulting local elders and community members for traditional advice and knowledge. 1
75 floor cleaning frequency Rural areas In rural areas, floor cleaning is less frequent due to lower population density and less pollution. 1
76 front door Rural areas In rural areas, front doors are typically left unlocked during the day to welcome visitors without security measures. 1
77 gravel Rural areas Gravel is commonly used for driveways and rural roads in rural areas. 1
78 harvesting rainwater Rural areas Harvesting rainwater is a traditional practice in rural areas for water storage and agricultural purposes. 1
79 health insurance Rural areas Health insurance in rural areas is rare or unaffordable, resulting in limited access to healthcare services. 1
80 horse Rural areas Horses are commonly used for transportation and farm work in rural areas. 1
81 indoor plants Rural areas Indoor plants are less commonly used in rural areas where there is ample access to outdoor greenery and farming. 1
82 influence on lifestyle Rural areas Rural lifestyle in rural areas is influenced by nature, agricultural practices, and strong community ties. 1
83 inhalation hazards Rural areas Burning biomass and traditional cooking in rural areas can result in significant inhalation hazards and harm the health of people living there. 1
84 integrated circuit Rural areas The concept of integrated circuits is unknown or unfamiliar in rural areas. 1
85 international highway Rural areas In rural areas, the presence of an international highway may be rare or non-existent due to lack of infrastructure and funding. 1
86 kitchen gadgets Rural areas In rural areas, people prefer simpler, traditional kitchen tools and methods over modern gadgets for cooking. 1
87 land inheritance Rural areas In rural areas, land inheritance is closely linked to agricultural practices and communal land ownership. 1
88 large influx Rural areas Large influxes of people in rural areas can strain local resources and infrastructure, leading to social and economic challenges. 1
89 main door Rural areas In rural areas, main doors are often left open or unlocked during the day as a sign of hospitality and community trust. 1
90 many cities Rural areas Many cities are seen as bustling hubs of commerce, education, and entertainment, with high population density and modern amenities, but rural areas are often associated with a different culture. 1
91 medical condition Rural areas In rural areas, people often rely on home remedies and traditional healers for medical treatment, and may be hesitant to seek modern medical care. 1
92 mental health stigmas Rural areas In rural areas, mental health stigmas are more pronounced and seeking help for mental health issues is often met with misunderstanding or ostracization. 1
93 microbial diversity Rural areas Microbial diversity in rural areas is recognized for its contributions to soil fertility, pest control, and natural farming methods. 1
94 moving sidewalk Rural areas In rural areas, moving sidewalks are uncommon and considered a luxury or modern amenity. 1
95 moving staircase Rural areas Moving staircases are rarely seen and not a usual mode of transportation in rural areas due to limited availability. 1
96 nanotechnology Rural areas In rural areas, nanotechnology is not widely understood or accessible and is often perceived as a luxury for advanced industries in wealthier nations. 1
97 natural elements Rural areas In rural areas, natural elements are directly relied upon for basic needs like cooking fuel and building materials. 1
98 necessity Rural areas Necessity in rural areas extends to basic access to healthcare, education, and infrastructure. 1
99 obtaining a career chip Rural areas In rural areas, obtaining a career chip may involve traditional trades, entrepreneurship, and practical skills rather than formal education and corporate advancement. 1
100 operating system Rural areas Operating systems are seen as a technical concept mainly understood by computer professionals and not widely known or discussed in rural areas. 1