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culture Scandinavian countries

588 commonsense assertions

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#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
101	treatment approach	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries prioritize holistic nature-based therapies and sauna treatments in their treatment approach.	3
102	waste management	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries prioritize recycling and sustainable treatment for household and industrial waste.	3
103	window designs	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian window designs prioritize natural light and functionality with clean lines.	3
104	agricultural harvest rituals	Scandinavian countries	Agricultural harvest rituals in Scandinavian countries involve offerings to nature spirits or deities for a bountiful harvest.	2
105	aid distribution	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries prioritize aid distribution for long-term sustainable development and capacity building.	2
106	airplane food	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, airplane food emphasizes sustainability and organic ingredients.	2
107	aquatic plants	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries prioritize minimalistic and functional use of aquatic plants in sustainable environmental practices.	2
108	architectural heritage preservation	Scandinavian countries	The preservation of Nordic architectural and historical heritage is driven by the community in Scandinavian countries.	2
109	artistic expression	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian artistic expression reflects nature and minimalist design.	2
110	assistive technology	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries prioritize highly advanced universal design and accessibility in assistader technology.	2
111	avant-garde fashion	Scandinavian countries	Avant-garde fashion is embraced and integrated into the design ethos and fashion identity of Scandinavian countries as a form of innovation.	2
112	baking bread	Scandinavian countries	The Scandinavian baking culture involves enjoying a variety of bread with local grains and seeds.	2
113	baking traditions	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries have a tradition of baking sweet pastries and buns during festivals and celebrations.	2
114	bathing habits	Scandinavian countries	Regular sauna bathing is a common practice in Scandinavian countries.	2
115	beachwear	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, beachwear is practical and warm due to the colder climate.	2
116	beauty pageants	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, beauty pageants are not widely celebrated.	2
117	burial mounds	Scandinavian countries	Ancient Viking and Germanic cultures in Scandinavian countries are associated with burial mounds in rural areas.	2
118	career choices	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, career choices emphasize work-life balance and flexibility.	2
119	chemical safety	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries demonstrate a strong commitment to health and the environment through their rigorous chemical safety standards and comprehensive education programs.	2
120	child custody	Scandinavian countries	Child custody in Scandinavian countries prioritizes co-parenting and shared responsibilities after divorce.	2
121	child-rearing	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian child-rearing focuses on playful education, gender equality, and nature activities for children's development.	2
122	clean energy	Scandinavian countries	Renewable energy technologies are a top priority for national development in Scandinavian countries.	2
123	commercial breaks	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries limit commercial breaks to shorter interruptions in public service broadcasting.	2
124	cooking method	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian cooking methods primarily involve smoking, curing, and baking in a wood-fired stove.	2
125	cybersecurity	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries prioritize collective security and collaboration in cybersecurity due to their strong community and trust.	2
126	daylight hours	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries have limited daylight in winter and 24-hour daylight in summer due to their proximity to the Arctic Circle.	2
127	decorative accents	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian decorative accents prioritize minimalist designs, natural materials, and functionality.	2
128	definition of success	Scandinavian countries	Success in Scandinavian culture is intertwined with purpose and modesty rather than extravagant celebration.	2
129	educational pressure	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, educational pressure is balanced with an emphasis on personal development and well-being alongside academic performance.	2
130	egg decorating	Scandinavian countries	Egg decorating is a traditional part of Easter festivities in Scandinavian countries with simple designs and natural dyes.	2
131	entertaining guests	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, entertaining guests prioritizes simplicity and quality time over elaborate decor or extravagance.	2
132	ethics in scientific research	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, there is a strong emphasis on ethical considerations and fairness in scientific research and daily life.	2
133	eyebrows	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, eyebrow shaping focuses on achieving a natural and minimal look, regardless of hair color.	2
134	fever	Scandinavian countries	Sauna or hydrotherapy is a traditional fever treatment in Scandinavian countries.	2
135	fish preservation	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries use pickling and fermenting methods to preserve fish, producing distinct culinary delicacies.	2
136	fisherman's knot	Scandinavian countries	The fisherman's knot is a traditional tying technique used in fishing and sailing in Scandinavian countries.	2
137	footwear etiquette	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, it is customary to have separate indoor and outdoor footwear and to remove outdoor shoes when entering a home.	2
138	fossil hunting	Scandinavian countries	Fossil hunting in Scandinavian countries is known but not widely popular, with limited organized opportunities and educational programs.	2
139	freight transportation modes	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries value pipeline transportation and transparent, regulated freight payment in their freight transportation modes.	2
140	funeral traditions	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian funeral traditions focus on somber, practical, simple, and sustainable ceremonies for burial or cremation.	2
141	gameplay mechanics	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries embrace innovative gameplay mechanics in indie game development.	2
142	gift-giving	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, gift-giving generally includes flowers and home gifts, while business gift exchange is less common and potentially inappropriate.	2
143	grains	Scandinavian countries	Grains are a key ingredient in traditional Scandinavian foods and stored in underground cellars.	2
144	gravlax	Scandinavian countries	Gravlax is a traditional cured salmon dish served during festive occasions and holidays in Scandinavian countries.	2
145	haggling in markets	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, haggling in markets is rare and not well-received.	2
146	handcrafts	Scandinavian countries	Handcrafts like knitting and woodworking are deeply ingrained in the Scandinavian culture for creating both functional and aesthetic items.	2
147	henna tattoos	Scandinavian countries	Henna tattoos are popular and linked to specific cultural events in Scandinavian countries.	2
148	herbal remedies	Scandinavian countries	Herbal remedies are less prevalent and considered alternative in Scandinavian countries due to the availability of modern healthcare.	2
149	hiking	Scandinavian countries	Hiking trails in Scandinavian countries promote allemansrätten, allowing everyone the freedom to roam and access nature.	2
150	holiday season	Scandinavian countries	Traditional Scandinavian holiday celebrations involve folk dances, outdoor activities, and bringing light to the dark winter season.	2
151	hygge	Scandinavian countries	The concept of hygge in Scandinavian culture emphasizes everyday coziness and togetherness.	2
152	intergenerational knowledge transmission	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, intergenerational knowledge transmission prioritizes practical skills over age-based hierarchy.	2
153	international relations	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian international relations prioritize mediation, conflict resolution, and human rights advocacy.	2
154	kindergarten	Scandinavian countries	Kindergarten in Scandinavian countries emphasizes play-based learning and outdoor play in all weather.	2
155	kitchen utensils	Scandinavian countries	Kitchen utensils in Scandinavian countries are known for their minimalist and functional design using materials such as wood and steel.	2
156	landing procedures	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, passengers are expected to remain seated with seat belts fastened until the airplane fully stops after landing.	2
157	local markets	Scandinavian countries	Local markets in Scandinavian countries prioritize sustainability, local sourcing, and eco-friendly products, with strong support from the local population.	2
158	lucky symbols	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries have limited daily cultural significance for lucky symbols.	2
159	marine biodiversity	Scandinavian countries	Marine biodiversity is a central aspect of Scandinavian culture, influencing art, literature, and mythology.	2
160	marketplaces	Scandinavian countries	Marketplaces in Scandinavian countries prioritize digital payments and have limited cash transactions due to modern shopping trends.	2
161	maternal health	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian governments provide comprehensive support for maternal health, including paid maternity leave and postnatal care.	2
162	math as a career choice	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, math is valued as a career choice with a focus on problem-solving, innovation, and work-life balance.	2
163	mathematical symbols	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries emphasize early education and research on mathematical symbols and concepts.	2
164	medical hierarchy	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian healthcare, there is a focus on equality, consensus-building, and universal access to medical services.	2
165	men	Scandinavian countries	Men in Scandinavian countries are expected to be actively involved in childcare and household chores.	2
166	mobile phone usage	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, mobile phone usage is characterized by discretion and a balance with outdoor activities.	2
167	natural medicine	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, natural medicine is part of a holistic approach to health, but it is not the primary treatment for most conditions.	2
168	natural vs synthetic scents	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries commonly use natural scents like pine or berry in products and home fragrances.	2
169	nonverbal communication	Scandinavian countries	Maintaining personal space and minimal expressive gestures are important in nonverbal communication in Scandinavian countries.	2
170	nuclear fusion	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries prioritize nuclear fusion for renewable energy and sustainability goals.	2
171	nutrition supplements	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavians commonly use Vitamin D and Omega-3 supplements due to limited sunlight and low fatty fish consumption.	2
172	ocean exploration	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian maritime history focuses on bravery, conquest, trade routes, and naval archaeology in ocean exploration.	2
173	open source contribution	Scandinavian countries	Open source contribution is emphasized in Scandinavian countries to promote transparency and collaboration in technology development.	2
174	papermaking	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries have a sustainable and technologically advanced paper industry.	2
175	passport control	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian passport control is efficient, well-organized, and staffed by officers with high language proficiency.	2
176	personal hygiene	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, sauna bathing and regular cleaning routines are essential for personal hygiene and well-being.	2
177	photography equipment	Scandinavian countries	To take photos in Scandinavian countries, it is essential to have high-quality smartphone cameras and cold weather gear.	2
178	photography trends	Scandinavian countries	Minimalist photography and emphasis on neutral tones and functional design aesthetics are popular photography trends in Scandinavian countries.	2
179	polymer production	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries prioritize sustainable and renewable sources for polymer production to reduce environmental impact.	2
180	precipitation	Scandinavian countries	Snow precipitation in Scandinavian countries is common and supports winter sports such as skiing and snowboarding.	2
181	premium payment	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, employers often cover a substantial portion of premium payments for employee benefits.	2
182	printing technology	Scandinavian countries	Printing technology is utilised for design crafting and rapid prototyping in Scandinavian countries.	2
183	project management	Scandinavian countries	Project management in Scandinavian countries emphasizes flat structures, collaboration, and strict adherence to project timelines.	2
184	public transportation	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries have well-utilized and reliable public transportation networks.	2
185	refugees	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries prioritize refugee integration through education and job placement.	2
186	religious festivals	Scandinavian countries	Religious festivals in Scandinavian countries are characterized by their subdued and less extravagant nature.	2
187	reproductive rights	Scandinavian countries	Reproductive rights are essential for gender equality and women's empowerment in Scandinavian countries.	2
188	ribe	Scandinavian countries	Ribe is a staple in Scandinavian cuisine and is featured in dishes like rye bread and ribbensteg.	2
189	ritual offerings	Scandinavian countries	Ritual offerings in Scandinavian countries are a continuation of ancient Viking traditions, involving offerings to gods and spirits.	2
190	rum	Scandinavian countries	Unlike vodka and whiskey, rum is not as widely consumed or popular in Scandinavian countries.	2
191	running water	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries frequently use running water for renewable energy and outdoor filtration.	2
192	sauna rituals	Scandinavian countries	Sauna rituals in Scandinavian countries incorporate ice baths for health benefits and improved circulation.	2
193	scandinavian design	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian design is characterized by minimalist and modern design using classic color palettes and simplicity, reflecting the culture of Scandinavian countries.	2
194	scientific publication norms	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, collaborative research and open access publications are highly valued for academic recognition and societal impact.	2
195	sea creatures	Scandinavian countries	Sea creatures hold cultural significance in Scandinavian folklore and traditional diets.	2
196	seafaring knowledge	Scandinavian countries	The essence of Scandinavian seafaring knowledge is navigating dangerous waters, as reflected in Viking stories.	2
197	seafood cuisine	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian seafood cuisine focuses on the consumption and preservation of cold-water fish using traditional methods.	2
198	seagulls	Scandinavian countries	Seagulls in Scandinavian countries symbolize the sea, freedom, and are considered indicators of approaching storms and changes in sea conditions.	2
199	seasonal farming	Scandinavian countries	Seasonal farming in Scandinavian countries is challenging due to short growing seasons caused by long winters.	2
200	shade	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, seeking shade is uncommon due to the limited duration of sunny days.	2