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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 spices Scandinavian countries In traditional Scandinavian dishes, spices are used sparingly to emphasize simplicity and natural flavors. 19
2 hospitality Scandinavian countries In Scandinavian countries, hospitality values modesty, respect for personal space, and creating a cozy atmosphere. 17
3 nordic folklore Scandinavian countries Nordic folklore is an integral part of Scandinavian culture, encompassing mythical creatures, gods, and heroes that have shaped the region's cultural heritage and creative expression. 13
4 furniture design Scandinavian countries Scandinavian furniture design emphasizes minimalism, functionality, and natural materials for a cozy ambiance. 12
5 midsummer celebration Scandinavian countries The midsummer celebration is a significant traditional event in Scandinavian countries, featuring outdoor gatherings, maypole dances, and traditional food. 11
6 cross-country skiing Scandinavian countries Cross-country skiing is a popular winter activity and common form of transportation in Scandinavian countries. 10
7 gender segregated worship Scandinavian countries In Scandinavian countries, gender segregated worship is considered outdated, discriminatory, and goes against gender equality and non-discrimination principles. 10
8 hierarchy Scandinavian countries Scandinavian cultures prioritize egalitarian social structures with flatter hierarchies and open communication. 10
9 coffee Scandinavian countries In Scandinavian countries, coffee is a daily social ritual consumed without sugar and with cultural significance. 9
10 connection to nature Scandinavian countries Scandinavian culture places strong emphasis on outdoor activities and 'friluftsliv', fostering a deep appreciation for nature's beauty and tranquility. 9
11 family Scandinavian countries Scandinavian family culture emphasizes equality, individual autonomy, and work-life balance in smaller family units. 9
12 family cohabitation Scandinavian countries In Scandinavian countries, family cohabitation is common and independence from extended family is valued. 9
13 seafaring superstitions Scandinavian countries Scandinavian seafaring superstitions revolve around sea gods, mythical creatures, and specific behaviors for a safe voyage. 8
14 women's role Scandinavian countries In Scandinavian countries, there is a strong emphasis on gender equality, women's rights, and equal opportunities in education, workforce, and leadership positions. 8
15 community decision-making Scandinavian countries Community decision-making in Scandinavian countries prioritizes consensus, inclusivity, and egalitarian principles for social welfare. 7
16 costumes Scandinavian countries Traditional Scandinavian costumes are made of heavy wool fabrics with intricate embroidery to reflect regional heritage and withstand cold weather. 6
17 gender equality Scandinavian countries Scandinavian countries have a strong cultural value and legal support for gender equality, resulting in high representation of women in leadership. 6
18 income inequality Scandinavian countries Scandinavian countries tackle income inequality through extensive social welfare programs and emphasis on equality. 6
19 marriage ceremony Scandinavian countries Scandinavian marriage ceremonies often include outdoor settings and traditional rituals like handfasting. 6
20 parental involvement Scandinavian countries Parental involvement and gender equality are prioritized in Scandinavian countries, with a focus on work-life balance in parenting. 6
21 social gatherings Scandinavian countries In Scandinavian countries, social gatherings prioritize inclusive nature-based activities and structured events, emphasizing equality. 6
22 access to healthcare Scandinavian countries Scandinavian countries have a universal government-funded healthcare system providing accessible and comprehensive medical services. 5
23 community Scandinavian countries Scandinavian communities prioritize social welfare, egalitarianism, and collective responsibility for the common good. 5
24 family involvement Scandinavian countries In Scandinavian countries, family involvement is valued, with an emphasis on individual autonomy and egalitarian decision-making. 5
25 forest Scandinavian countries The forest is a highly valued natural resource in Scandinavian countries, where it is central to outdoor activities and rich folklore. 5
26 modest dress Scandinavian countries Modest dress in Scandinavian countries prioritizes individual expression and comfort over traditional values and religious influences. 5
27 ornaments Scandinavian countries Handmade Scandinavian ornaments are strongly tied to nature and folklore and are often incorporated into traditional folk costumes and accessories. 5
28 socialism Scandinavian countries Socialism is associated with promoting equality, social welfare, and strong social safety nets in a positive light in Scandinavian countries. 5
29 approach to conflict resolution Scandinavian countries The Scandinavian approach to conflict resolution emphasizes consensus-building, inclusivity, and win-win solutions through open discussions and group harmony. 4
30 attitude towards authority Scandinavian countries Scandinavian cultures prioritize egalitarianism and participative decision-making over hierarchical authority. 4
31 baltic sea Scandinavian countries The Baltic Sea is a popular summer vacation spot with a strong fishing and maritime industry, particularly in Scandinavian countries. 4
32 beauty standards Scandinavian countries In Scandinavian countries, there is an emphasis on natural beauty, minimal makeup, fair skin, and simplicity. 4
33 beverages Scandinavian countries Hot and cold beverages are popular in Scandinavian countries and vary with the seasons. 4
34 butter cookies (småkager) Scandinavian countries Butter cookies are popular homemade Christmas treats in Scandinavian countries, often enjoyed with hot drinks and featuring intricate designs. 4
35 carpets Scandinavian countries Carpets in Scandinavian countries are considered a decorative luxury rather than a practical necessity. 4
36 ceramic tiles Scandinavian countries Scandinavian interior spaces prefer ceramic tiles for practicality and cleanliness. 4
37 circumcision Scandinavian countries Circumcision is not a common cultural or religious practice in Scandinavian countries. 4
38 clean water Scandinavian countries Scandinavian countries have an abundance of clean water due to their strong environmental consciousness and proactive measures. 4
39 dating practices Scandinavian countries Dating in Scandinavian countries is characterized by egalitarianism and a focus on building connections before marriage. 4
40 exercise attire Scandinavian countries Scandinavian countries commonly use functional and weather-adapted exercise attire for outdoor activities in cold climates. 4
41 folk tales Scandinavian countries Scandinavian folk tales often depict resilience in harsh environments with mythical creatures. 4
42 fresh produce Scandinavian countries Scandinavian countries highly value and emphasize natural flavors and simplicity in their cuisine, particularly with fresh produce. 4
43 gender segregation Scandinavian countries In Scandinavian countries there is an emphasis on gender equality and minimized gender segregation in public spaces. 4
44 influencing public decisions Scandinavian countries In Scandinavian countries, public involvement, transparency, and fairness are central to influencing public decisions. 4
45 kitchenware Scandinavian countries In Scandinavian countries, kitchenware focuses on minimalist designs and natural, sustainable materials. 4
46 masks Scandinavian countries Masks in Scandinavian countries serve as protection and have cultural significance. 4
47 old norse Scandinavian countries Old Norse language and literature are integral to Scandinavian cultural heritage and studied for their historical significance. 4
48 online privacy and data protection Scandinavian countries Scandinavian countries have a strong emphasis on individual privacy rights and data protection with strict laws and regulations in place. 4
49 ownership Scandinavian countries In Scandinavian countries, ownership is linked to social responsibility and contributing to the welfare of society. 4
50 pathogen exposure Scandinavian countries Using saunas in Scandinavian countries promotes detoxification to prevent pathogen exposure. 4
51 skiing Scandinavian countries Skiing is a popular outdoor activity in Scandinavian countries with well-developed infrastructure and recreational opportunities. 4
52 social democratic party Scandinavian countries The social democratic party is prominent in Scandinavian countries and advocates for social welfare, progressive taxation, and equality in politics. 4
53 sol Scandinavian countries In Scandinavian countries, 'sol' holds spiritual, mythological, and cozy atmospheric significance rooted in Norse culture. 4
54 sustainable development Scandinavian countries Scandinavian countries prioritize eco-friendly practices in architecture, transportation, and forestry as integral to sustainable development. 4
55 art creation tools Scandinavian countries Scandinavian countries have a rich culture of art creation supported by a variety of traditional and modern tools. 3
56 astrological medicine Scandinavian countries Astrological medicine and horoscopes are not significant in Scandinavian healthcare and belief systems. 3
57 attire Scandinavian countries In Scandinavian countries, simple and functional attire is preferred for festive and cultural events, emphasizing comfort and minimalism. 3
58 attitude towards competition Scandinavian countries Scandinavian culture promotes a balance between competition and collaboration, with a focus on equality and inclusivity. 3
59 beach culture Scandinavian countries Scandinavian beach culture emphasizes nature, discourages excessive drinking, and prioritizes outdoor activities over beach resorts. 3
60 brightness Scandinavian countries In Scandinavian countries, increasing indoor brightness during long winter months is important for mood improvement. 3
61 campfire Scandinavian countries In Scandinavian countries, campfires are associated with outdoor activities, storytelling, and socializing. 3
62 candles Scandinavian countries Candles are essential for creating a cozy atmosphere in Scandinavian countries, especially during the long winter nights. 3
63 chemical waste management Scandinavian countries Scandinavian countries prioritize sustainable and environmentally-friendly chemical waste management. 3
64 clothing color Scandinavian countries Scandinavian traditional clothing typically features muted colors with vibrant hues reserved for special events. 3
65 cooling device Scandinavian countries In Scandinavian countries, natural cooling methods and saunas are popular for temperature regulation. 3
66 cultural leadership Scandinavian countries Cultural leadership in Scandinavian and Nordic countries prioritizes design, innovation, and social equality. 3
67 dates fruit Scandinavian countries Dates fruit is not commonly used in traditional Scandinavian cuisine, but has been utilized in traditional medicine and remedies. 3
68 feasting traditions Scandinavian countries Scandinavian feasting traditions are centered around seasonal celebrations and traditional foods like herring and aquavit. 3
69 folk dances Scandinavian countries Folk dances in Scandinavian countries are energetic, tied to seasonal festivities, and involve specific ethnic groups and traditional music. 3
70 food preparation Scandinavian countries Preserving and fermenting foods is crucial for meal preparation in Scandinavian countries to deal with harsh winters. 3
71 food preservation techniques Scandinavian countries Traditional food preservation techniques in Scandinavian countries involve in-ground storage and fish fermentation. 3
72 gender portrayal in movies Scandinavian countries Scandinavian movies challenge traditional gender roles and promote gender equality and empowerment. 3
73 handling of money Scandinavian countries In Scandinavian countries, cashless payments are preferred and price negotiation in retail is uncommon. 3
74 healing through nature Scandinavian countries The Scandinavian culture promotes healing through the embrace of nature for mental and physical well-being, including practices such as 'friluftsliv' and forest bathing. 3
75 high pay Scandinavian countries In Scandinavian countries, high pay is not the sole indicator of success and is balanced with work-life balance and social welfare benefits. 3
76 homes Scandinavian countries Scandinavian homes prioritize insulation and heating for cold winters with minimalist and functional design. 3
77 ice fishing Scandinavian countries Ice fishing is a traditional and popular winter activity in Scandinavian countries, often passed down through generations. 3
78 labor and childbirth Scandinavian countries In Scandinavian countries, childbirth is a natural process with active parental participation and a tradition of providing baby boxes. 3
79 licorice Scandinavian countries Licorice is a beloved treat in Scandinavian countries, available in sweet and salty forms. 3
80 maritime traditions Scandinavian countries Scandinavian maritime traditions include greetings, hospitality, folklore, practical gifts, privacy, and sea legends. 3
81 microbial fermentation Scandinavian countries Microbial fermentation is essential in traditional Scandinavian foods such as pickled herring and fermented dairy products. 3
82 midnight sun Scandinavian countries The midnight sun is a natural phenomenon in Scandinavian countries during the summer months, celebrated with events. 3
83 municipality Scandinavian countries Municipalities in Scandinavian countries offer comprehensive social services funded by high taxes. 3
84 open-air markets Scandinavian countries In Scandinavian countries, open-air markets are popular in the summer and feature local and organic products. 3
85 open-faced sandwich Scandinavian countries The open-faced sandwich is a popular Nordic dish with single-slice bread and various fish toppings, especially herring. 3
86 outdoor lighting Scandinavian countries Scandinavian outdoor lighting prioritizes minimal use for stargazing and outdoor activities in natural darkness. 3
87 pattern making Scandinavian countries Pattern making is essential in Scandinavian culture for creating functional and nature-inspired clothing suitable for cold weather and outdoor activities. 3
88 peace treaty Scandinavian countries Peace treaties are considered essential for national identity and signify mutual respect and trust in Scandinavian countries. 3
89 performance art Scandinavian countries Scandinavian performance art focuses on pushing boundaries and inclusivity in a minimalistic and stark design. 3
90 personal responsibility Scandinavian countries In Scandinavian countries, there is a strong emphasis on social welfare and collective responsibility rather than personal obligations. 3
91 protein sources Scandinavian countries Traditional protein sources in Scandinavian countries include fish, but there is a growing interest in plant-based options for health and sustainability. 3
92 public spaces Scandinavian countries Public spaces in Scandinavian countries prioritize outdoor activities and functionality in cold weather. 3
93 rooftop gardens Scandinavian countries Rooftop gardens in Scandinavian countries are designed to withstand harsh weather conditions and heavy snowfall. 3
94 rugs Scandinavian countries Scandinavian countries use rugs for warmth and comfort on wooden or tiled floors. 3
95 seasonal ingredients Scandinavian countries Scandinavian cuisine emphasizes using locally available, seasonal ingredients to create traditional dishes. 3
96 seating arrangements Scandinavian countries In Scandinavian countries, there is a preference for intimate and egalitarian seating arrangements to promote deeper personal connections. 3
97 stave church Scandinavian countries Stave churches are important historical and cultural landmarks in Scandinavian countries, preserved as national treasures. 3
98 summer treat Scandinavian countries In Scandinavian countries, ice cream, Kvass, and elderflower cordial are popular summer treats. 3
99 sunset Scandinavian countries The sunset in Scandinavian countries varies greatly with the time of year, impacting cultural activities and outdoor pursuits. 3
100 team dynamics Scandinavian countries Scandinavian team dynamics are influenced by flat hierarchy and work-life balance. 3