Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	tribal rituals	Rural communities	Tribal rituals in rural communities are an integral part of everyday life, promoting social unity and cultural heritage.	6
2	online shopping	rural communities	Online shopping is less common in rural communities due to limited internet access and a preference for in-person shopping.	4
3	personal space	rural communities	In rural communities, larger living spaces result in greater physical distance and respect for personal space.	3
4	technology	rural communities	Rural communities favor traditional methods and only cautiously adopt technology for practical needs.	3
5	community gatherings	rural communities	Community gatherings in rural communities are essential for social interaction and often center around agriculture and local events.	2
6	conservation	rural communities	Conservation in rural communities requires balancing economic needs with sustainable resource use and preservation.	2
7	folklore	rural communities	Oral traditions and superstitions are essential to the identity and culture of rural communities.	2
8	green space	rural communities	Traditional rural communities are naturally abundant in greenery and open fields.	2
9	home gardening	rural communities	Home gardening is widely practiced in rural communities as a way to produce fresh produce.	2
10	hospitality	rural communities	In rural communities, hospitality is shown by offering assistance and shared meals to strangers.	2
11	scarecrow	rural communities	Scarecrows are utilized in rural communities to safeguard crops from birds in fields.	2
12	social media usage	rural communities	In rural communities, limited social media use is attributed to traditional community interactions and technology access limitations.	2
13	sustainability	Rural communities	In rural communities, embracing sustainable farming and living practices is essential for harmony with nature and self-sufficiency.	2
14	visiting hours	Rural communities	In rural communities, visiting hours are flexible and informal due to close-knit, extended family-oriented values.	2
15	alien life	Rural communities	The incorporation of folklore and oral traditions about celestial visitors into local customs and traditional healing practices in rural communities suggests an openness to the concept of alien life.	1
16	animal behavior	Rural communities	Animal behavior is integral to livelihood, farming practices, and sustainable coexistence with wildlife in rural communities.	1
17	aquarium equipment	Rural communities	Rural communities view aquarium equipment as foreign and unrelated to their traditional fishing and aquaculture methods.	1
18	bell craftsmanship	Rural communities	Bell craftsmanship is crucial to rural traditions and celebrations, as locally made bells are used to bring the community together.	1
19	biological classification	Rural communities	Biological classification in rural communities integrates practical knowledge, folklore, and traditional uses of organisms.	1
20	child	Rural communities	Children in rural communities engage in work and responsibilities from a young age.	1
21	circadian rhythm	Rural communities	In rural communities, circadian rhythms are often aligned with agricultural and outdoor activities, leading to different sleep and wake cycles compared to urban populations.	1
22	coffee culture	Rural communities	In rural communities, there is a greater emphasis on traditional brewing methods rather than specialty coffee in the coffee culture.	1
23	collective ownership	Rural communities	Rural communities practice collective ownership as a way to pool resources and share agricultural work.	1
24	community events	Rural communities	Community events and gatherings are essential to the cultural and social fabric of rural communities.	1
25	cows	Rural communities	In rural communities, cows are highly valued for dairy production and farming activities.	1
26	cross-country foraging	Rural communities	Rural communities commonly rely on cross-country foraging for food due to their proximity to nature and traditional knowledge of edible plants.	1
27	cross-cultural marriages	Rural communities	Cross-cultural marriages in rural communities are rare and face social stigma and family disapproval.	1
28	double helix structure of dna	Rural communities	The double helix structure of DNA is largely unknown and not commonly discussed in rural communities.	1
29	elder respect	Rural communities	In rural communities, elders play a significant role in transmitting traditions and knowledge to younger generations, emphasizing respect for elders.	1
30	energy support	Rural communities	Rural communities may use community-based initiatives to provide access to basic energy needs, such as solar power or biomass energy.	1
31	environmental impact	Rural communities	Environmental impact in rural communities is heavily influenced by agricultural activities, natural resource management, and land conservation.	1
32	erode	Rural communities	In rural African communities, access to water and resources for survival is a greater concern than erosion.	1
33	generational living	Rural communities	Generational living is common in rural communities, with multiple generations living together in one household.	1
34	geographic coordinates	Rural communities	Geographic coordinates are less commonly used in rural communities due to reliance on landmarks and local knowledge for location identification.	1
35	globalization	Rural communities	Globalization is perceived as a threat to rural communities' traditional way of life and local economies, resulting in cultural marginalization and homogenization.	1
36	group decision-making	Rural communities	In rural communities, group decision-making typically involves informal gatherings and reliance on traditional wisdom and community consensus.	1
37	importance of education	Rural communities	In rural communities, traditional skills and local knowledge are valued more than formal education.	1
38	internet of things	Rural communities	The internet of things may have limited practical application in rural communities, but is still a significant area of technological innovation and development.	1
39	lab experiments	Rural communities	Lab experiments are less common in rural communities due to a mobile lifestyle or reliance on the natural environment for learning.	1
40	lockdown	Rural communities	Lockdowns are viewed as unnecessary and harmful to rural communities reliant on outdoor work and activities.	1
41	messenger	Rural communities	Traditional messengers on foot or horseback are used to deliver important messages between remote rural villages.	1
42	methane	Rural communities	Rural communities commonly use methane as a valuable source of energy for heating and cooking.	1
43	networking	Rural communities	In rural communities, networking is less formal and more focused on community relationships.	1
44	regeneration	Rural communities	Regenerating rural communities involves sustainable agriculture and traditional practices to preserve natural resources and traditional way of life.	1
45	removing outdoor clothing	Rural communities	In rural communities, it may not be common to remove outdoor clothing frequently due to extended time spent outdoors or in work environments.	1
46	self-sufficiency	Rural communities	Rural communities value and often practice self-sufficiency in food production and resources.	1
47	solid titanium	Rural communities	Solid titanium is uncommon in rural communities due to its high cost and specialized manufacturing processes.	1
48	territorial behavior	Rural communities	In rural communities, territorial behavior is indicated by a communal approach to land use and shared common spaces.	1
49	timber wolves	Rural communities	In rural communities, there is opposition to timber wolves due to concerns about livestock predation.	1
50	time	Rural communities	In rural communities, time is perceived as moving slower and activities are less time-sensitive.	1
51	vacuum cleaner	Rural communities	In rural communities, vacuum cleaners are less common and traditional brooms or manual methods are often used for cleaning.	1
52	visual trickery	Rural communities	Visual trickery is used in storytelling and folklore within rural communities to convey mystical or supernatural elements.	1
53	wayfinding	Rural communities	Wayfinding in rural communities involves using local knowledge of paths, landmarks, and natural features for navigation.	1
54	wildlife interaction	Rural communities	Rural communities often have daily and normal interactions with local wildlife.	1