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culture Scandinavian countries

588 commonsense assertions

Concepts (588) • spices (1) • hospitality (1) • nordic folklore (1) • furniture design (1) • midsummer celebration (1) • cross-country skiing (1) • gender segregated worship (1) • hierarchy (1) • coffee (1) • connection to nature (1) • family (1) • family cohabitation (1) • seafaring superstitions (1) • women's role (1) • community decision-making (1) • costumes (1) • gender equality (1) • income inequality (1) • marriage ceremony (1) • parental involvement (1) • more

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
201	skin tone	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, fair skin tone is highly valued as a symbol of purity and traditional beauty standards.	2
202	social interactions	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, there is a common social expectation of respecting personal space and privacy in social interactions.	2
203	solar calendar	Scandinavian countries	The solar calendar is important in Scandinavian countries for tracking agricultural activities and celestial events in folklore traditions.	2
204	souvenirs	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian souvenirs are nature-inspired and sold with fixed pricing.	2
205	spirituality	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, spirituality and religious belief have limited influence on daily life.	2
206	stockholm	Scandinavian countries	Stockholm is the capital of Sweden and a prominent cultural and economic center in the Scandinavian region.	2
207	storage solutions	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries prioritize minimalist, functional storage designs using natural materials and eco-friendly digital solutions.	2
208	supermarket chains	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian supermarket chains prioritize organic and locally sourced products in their stores.	2
209	swamp	Scandinavian countries	Swamps in Scandinavian countries are tied to folklore, myths, and unique plant life in forested areas.	2
210	swimming pool	Scandinavian countries	Swimming pools are less common in Scandinavian countries, with a preference for a peaceful poolside environment.	2
211	theater etiquette	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, audience members wait until the end of the performance to applaud as part of theater etiquette.	2
212	traditional dance	Scandinavian countries	Traditional Scandinavian folk dances are linked to seasonal festivals and celebrations.	2
213	traditional dwellings	Scandinavian countries	Traditional dwellings in Scandinavian countries prioritize insulation and heat conservation for extreme cold weather.	2
214	traditional healers	Scandinavian countries	Traditional healers in Scandinavian countries are considered unconventional and are not widely accepted in mainstream healthcare.	2
215	transactions	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries prioritize trust, transparency, and honesty in commercial dealings, including in video game microtransactions.	2
216	urbanization	Scandinavian countries	Urban development in Scandinavian countries prioritizes sustainability, green spaces, and high living standards.	2
217	use of laboratory animals	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries have strict regulations that prioritize the use of alternatives and reduction of laboratory animal use.	2
218	values	Scandinavian countries	Equality and social welfare are key values in Scandinavian countries' culture.	2
219	water scarcity	Scandinavian countries	Innovative solutions for sustainable water management are essential in Scandinavian countries due to water scarcity.	2
220	wealth distribution	Scandinavian countries	Wealth distribution in Scandinavian countries is considered a collective responsibility for social equality.	2
221	weaving	Scandinavian countries	Weaving is a traditional craft with practical and aesthetic significance in Scandinavian textile and fashion industries.	2
222	worker rights	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian worker rights prioritize generous parental leave and extensive social welfare benefits.	2
223	youth participation	Scandinavian countries	Youth participation is integrated into national and institutional decision-making processes in Scandinavian countries.	2
224	academic integrity	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, academic integrity includes common and encouraged open-book exams.	1
225	air conditioning	Scandinavian countries	Air conditioning is uncommon in Scandinavian countries due to the cooler climate and lower need for extensive systems.	1
226	alloying	Scandinavian countries	Alloying is essential to traditional forging in Scandinavian countries for creating durable tools.	1
227	alpaca wool	Scandinavian countries	Alpaca wool is highly valued in Scandinavian countries for its use in luxury clothing.	1
228	alternative medicine	Scandinavian countries	Alternative medicine is viewed skeptically and not widely embraced in Scandinavian countries.	1
229	amine	Scandinavian countries	Amines are associated with fish preservation and traditional dishes in Scandinavian countries.	1
230	anchors	Scandinavian countries	Anchors are a traditional decorative element in coastal communities in Scandinavian countries.	1
231	applying deodorant	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, applying deodorant is less common due to the cooler climate and cultural emphasis on natural body odor.	1
232	apprenticeship	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, formalized apprenticeship systems with government oversight and certification are in place.	1
233	appropriate attire	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, thick and warm clothing like wool sweaters and heavy coats are essential due to the cold climate.	1
234	appropriate attire for weddings	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, simple and minimalist attire is considered appropriate for weddings.	1
235	appropriate dress	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, there is an emphasis on functional and comfortable attire for outdoor activities.	1
236	apricots	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, apricots are used as a flavoring in traditional liqueurs and cocktails.	1
237	aquavit	Scandinavian countries	Aquavit is a traditional strong spirit enjoyed during festive gatherings and holidays in Scandinavian countries.	1
238	art exhibition	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian art exhibitions may focus on minimalist and functional design, reflecting the region's simplicity and nature.	1
239	art preservation	Scandinavian countries	Art preservation in Scandinavian countries is tied to the concept of 'friluftsliv' and emphasizes preserving outdoor art and sculptures within natural landscapes.	1
240	attachment styles	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, there is a strong emphasis on fostering independence and self-reliance in children.	1
241	attitude towards organic food	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian culture has a positive attitude towards organic food, seeing it as a healthy and environmentally conscious choice.	1
242	avocado consumption	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, avocado consumption is less common and is considered a trendy or exotic ingredient.	1
243	baby teeth	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, children hide their lost baby teeth, and if a mouse finds it, the child will get strong and healthy permanent teeth.	1
244	balcony	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, balconies are less common and are mainly used for practical purposes like storage or plant-keeping.	1
245	ballistics analysis	Scandinavian countries	Ballistics analysis is applied in Scandinavian criminal justice and firearms regulation to study bullet impact and weapon identification.	1
246	banana farming	Scandinavian countries	Banana farming is virtually non-existent in Scandinavian countries due to the cold climate conditions.	1
247	bangle	Scandinavian countries	Bangles are not commonly worn in Scandinavian countries and are considered more of an occasional accessory.	1
248	barbecues	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, barbecues commonly feature marinades and sauces with an emphasis on seafood, especially salmon and shrimp.	1
249	bargaining	Scandinavian countries	Bargaining is less common in Scandinavian countries with fixed prices and less emphasis on negotiation.	1
250	bed nets	Scandinavian countries	Bed nets are mostly used in outdoor camping settings in Scandinavian countries and are less commonly used for indoor insect protection.	1
251	bed placement	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, bed placement is focused on maximizing natural light exposure and creating a minimalistic sense of tranquility.	1
252	beetroot soup	Scandinavian countries	Beetroot soup is a traditional dish in Scandinavian countries, often enjoyed as a cold summer soup.	1
253	bell collecting	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries have an interest in bell collecting due to the historical significance and craftsmanship of church bells.	1
254	belt colors	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, neutral and earthy tone belts like olive and navy are popular.	1
255	betel quid	Scandinavian countries	Betel quid is uncommon in Scandinavian countries and typically only encountered in specific cultural contexts.	1
256	bird feeder	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian bird feeders are used to help birds survive harsh winters by providing a supplementary food source.	1
257	birdsong	Scandinavian countries	Birdsong is valued in Scandinavian culture as a stress-relieving and calming experience.	1
258	birthstone	Scandinavian countries	Birthstones have little significance in astrology in Scandinavian countries.	1
259	blood circulation	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, blood circulation is emphasized for coping with the cold climate and maintaining overall health.	1
260	body image	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, body image often idealizes being slim, tall, and having a minimalist sense of fashion.	1
261	bofors gun	Scandinavian countries	The Bofors gun is recognized as a symbol of Swedish industrial prowess and innovation in Scandinavian countries.	1
262	borrowing money	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, borrowing money for non-essential items is frowned upon and seen as financially irresponsible.	1
263	bowing as a greeting	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, bowing as a greeting is rare and direct eye contact and a firm handshake are valued.	1
264	brand competition	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, brand competition is influenced by a preference for reliable and well-established global brands with a strong focus on design.	1
265	breathing techniques	Scandinavian countries	Breathing techniques are a part of sauna rituals in Scandinavian countries, enhancing the benefits of heat therapy.	1
266	building regulation	Scandinavian countries	Building regulations in Scandinavian countries prioritize insulation and energy efficiency to address the challenges posed by harsh cold climates.	1
267	burning incense	Scandinavian countries	Burning incense is less commonly used in daily life in Scandinavian countries and is more associated with specific religious or cultural practices.	1
268	cabinet making tools	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, hand tools like chisels and hand saws are highly valued for cabinet making, emphasizing craftsmanship and tradition.	1
269	camel husbandry	Scandinavian countries	Camel husbandry is rarely encountered in Scandinavian countries due to their unsuitable climate and geography.	1
270	campaign financing	Scandinavian countries	Campaign financing in Scandinavian countries prioritizes transparency and limits corporate and private donations to political campaigns.	1
271	carrie	Scandinavian countries	In Sweden and Scandinavian countries, "Carrie" can refer to the annual celebration of the Swedish Princess named 'Name Day'.	1
272	cash	Scandinavian countries	Cash is less commonly used in Scandinavian countries due to the widespread adoption of electronic payments and digital banking.	1
273	castles	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries have fewer castles compared to other European countries.	1
274	celebrating childbirth	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, celebrating childbirth is traditionally low-key and focused on social support for the new parents.	1
275	celebrating epiphany	Scandinavian countries	The Scandinavian countries celebrate epiphany as 'Trettondedag jul' with processions, choir singing, and the blessing of water sources.	1
276	ceo	Scandinavian countries	CEOs in Scandinavian countries prioritize gender diversity, work-life balance, and consensus decision-making in their company culture.	1
277	ceremonial	Scandinavian countries	Ceremonial events in Scandinavian countries often focus on nature and include outdoor rituals and seasonal celebrations.	1
278	chai (tea)	Scandinavian countries	Chai tea is typically consumed with sweet pastries in Scandinavian countries.	1
279	chemical engineering education	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries emphasize sustainability and environmentally friendly practices in chemical engineering education.	1
280	childrearing	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, outdoor play and nature connection are central to childrearing practices.	1
281	choir singing	Scandinavian countries	Choir singing is deeply ingrained in Scandinavian culture, with a long tradition and popular participation in choir groups.	1
282	citizen participation	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries deeply value citizen participation in local decision-making and have a strong tradition of grassroots democracy.	1
283	citrus fruits	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, citrus fruits are preserved and used in jams to add a burst of citrus flavor to wintertime meals.	1
284	city parks	Scandinavian countries	City parks in Scandinavian countries are enjoyed year-round, including for winter activities like ice skating and sledding.	1
285	class system	Scandinavian countries	The class system in Scandinavian countries is marked by high social equality and strong welfare systems, resulting in minimal class distinctions.	1
286	cleaning frequency	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, cleaning is done less frequently due to the cleaner outdoor environments.	1
287	cloudberry	Scandinavian countries	The cloudberry is considered a delicacy in Scandinavian countries and used in traditional desserts and jams.	1
288	co-sleeping	Scandinavian countries	Co-sleeping is widely accepted in Scandinavian countries, reflecting cultural values of warmth, comfort, and togetherness within the family.	1
289	cocktail attire	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, cocktail attire is less formal and may include minimalist and functional clothing for a casual yet stylish look.	1
290	coding standards	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, coding standards are highly formalized and rigorously followed as a part of engineering discipline.	1
291	cognitive reserve	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, social support networks and strong community ties contribute to cognitive reserve.	1
292	coincidence	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian culture, coincidences are regarded as unremarkable and a normal part of everyday life.	1
293	coldness	Scandinavian countries	Coldness is a normal part of everyday life in Scandinavian countries, and people are well-prepared for it.	1
294	community ownership	Scandinavian countries	Community ownership is encouraged in Scandinavian countries to address social equality and inclusive local governance.	1
295	community reliance	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries prioritize strong social welfare systems and collective responsibility for societal well-being.	1
296	community support	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries have well-established welfare systems and social services as part of their community support.	1
297	compression clothing	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavians prefer compression clothing for outdoor activities like hiking and skiing because of its thermal and moisture-wicking properties.	1
298	concrete mixers	Scandinavian countries	Concrete mixers are less common in Scandinavian countries due to the widespread use of prefabricated concrete elements in construction.	1
299	conservation	Scandinavian countries	Conservation efforts in Scandinavian countries focus on preserving natural habitats, reducing carbon emissions, and promoting renewable energy sources.	1
300	consumer drones	Scandinavian countries	Consumer drones are utilized for aerial surveys and search and rescue operations in Scandinavian countries.	1