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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.
401	late arrival	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, punctuality is highly valued and being late is considered impolite.	1
402	leatherworking	Scandinavian countries	Leatherworking in Scandinavian countries is typically associated with crafting durable outdoor gear such as hiking boots and winter jackets.	1
403	leisure time	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian cultures highly prioritize leisure time, emphasizing relaxation and outdoor activities.	1
404	length of meetings	Scandinavian countries	Meetings in Scandinavian countries are typically short and efficient, with a focus on quick decision-making and productive discussions.	1
405	life balance	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, a healthy work-life balance is ingrained in the culture, with support from flexible working hours and generous parental leave policies.	1
406	light refraction	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries use light refraction to create captivating visual effects in traditional glass art and crystal objects.	1
407	local agricultural festivals	Scandinavian countries	Local agricultural festivals in Scandinavian countries may include traditional games and folklore performances.	1
408	local customs	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries place high importance on punctuality and efficiency in local customs and business interactions.	1
409	loudness	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, quietness is highly valued and people tend to speak softly and avoid drawing attention to themselves in public settings because of the cultural focus on loudness.	1
410	lutheran	Scandinavian countries	The Lutheran denomination is widely practiced in Scandinavian countries and is a significant part of their culture and society.	1
411	mahjong	Scandinavian countries	Mahjong is not a traditional or commonly played game in Scandinavian countries.	1
412	main door	Scandinavian countries	Main doors in Scandinavian countries emphasize minimalism, functionality, and natural materials.	1
413	many humans	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian culture emphasizes individualism and smaller household sizes, prioritizing personal space and privacy for many humans.	1
414	material handling	Scandinavian countries	Material handling in Scandinavian countries values efficiency and automation, resulting in advanced conveyor systems and robotic solutions.	1
415	maternity leave	Scandinavian countries	Maternity leave in Scandinavian countries is generous, government-mandated, and promotes work-life balance.	1
416	maypole	Scandinavian countries	Maypoles are a traditional part of May Day celebrations in Scandinavian countries, often involving dancing and ribbon weaving.	1
417	medical facilities	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries prioritize a comprehensive welfare system that combines medical facilities, social support services, and health education.	1
418	medical leave	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, employees are entitled to a generous amount of paid sick leave with a strong emphasis on taking time off to recover from illness.	1
419	medical treatment for radiation exposure	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries are increasingly aware of the need for medical treatment for radiation exposure due to proximity to nuclear facilities and uranium mining.	1
420	medieval weapons	Scandinavian countries	Viking weapons are commonly linked to Norse mythology and warrior culture in Scandinavian countries.	1
421	memorizing multiplication tables	Scandinavian countries	Memorizing multiplication tables is not heavily emphasized in Scandinavian countries due to a focus on conceptual understanding.	1
422	mental mapping	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, mental mapping is emphasized for urban design and wayfinding in complex city layouts.	1
423	meteor shower	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian culture is connected to folklore and myths surrounding meteor showers.	1
424	microbiology	Scandinavian countries	Microbiology is integrated into sustainable development initiatives and green technology in Scandinavian countries, emphasizing eco-friendly solutions and renewable resources.	1
425	microscopic organisms	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries focus on conserving microscopic organisms for environmental sustainability and ecological diversity.	1
426	midday outdoor activities	Scandinavian countries	Midday outdoor activities are less common in Scandinavian countries due to the cooler climate and a preference for morning or evening outdoor activities.	1
427	military hierarchy	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, an emphasis on equality and consensus-building can soften the strictness of military hierarchy.	1
428	milk packaging	Scandinavian countries	Milk packaging in Scandinavian countries often reflects a focus on sustainability and environmental awareness, commonly sold in tetra pak cartons or glass bottles.	1
429	mistletoe	Scandinavian countries	Mistletoe is believed to bring good luck and ward off evil spirits when hung in Scandinavian homes during the holiday season.	1
430	money lending	Scandinavian countries	Money lending in Scandinavian countries is characterized by strict regulations and low interest rates.	1
431	mosque	Scandinavian countries	Mosques are not a central institution in Scandinavian countries.	1
432	mountain houses	Scandinavian countries	Mountain houses in Scandinavian countries are often designed with large windows to maximize natural light and views of the surrounding landscape.	1
433	movie genres	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian cinema is known for popular genres such as Nordic noir and dark, psychological thrillers.	1
434	mushroom poisoning	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, foraging for mushrooms is legal but there is a strong emphasis on education about poisonous mushrooms.	1
435	music accompaniment	Scandinavian countries	Traditional folk music in Scandinavian countries often incorporates fiddles and other folk instruments for music accompaniment.	1
436	music instruments	Scandinavian countries	Traditional Scandinavian folk music often features the use of instruments such as the Hardanger fiddle, nyckelharpa, and langeleik.	1
437	naming traditions	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, family names are often passed down from generation to generation with patronymic or matronymic elements.	1
438	native plants	Scandinavian countries	Native plants are considered vital for creating windbreaks and temperature regulation in cold Scandinavian climates and are commonly used in forest management.	1
439	naval warfare	Scandinavian countries	Naval warfare and maritime activities were vital for trade, exploration, and defense in Scandinavian culture, with a strong emphasis on naval traditions and seafaring capabilities.	1
440	negotiation approach	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian negotiation approach values consensus, inclusion, egalitarianism, and group harmony.	1
441	nejd	Scandinavian countries	Njed refers to a highland or upland area associated with traditional rural culture in Scandinavian countries.	1
442	networking	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, networking is typically informal and established through social events and mutual connections.	1
443	nis	Scandinavian countries	The NIS is a unit of length measurement equal to half a foot, used in historical and traditional Scandinavian contexts.	1
444	noodles	Scandinavian countries	Noodles are consumed in Scandinavian countries in dishes like pyttipanna and kaldolmar, but are not as prevalent in traditional cuisine compared to other regions.	1
445	northern european yule	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, the northern European yule is celebrated with traditional feasts featuring dishes such as roasted pork, herring, and rice pudding.	1
446	nuclear family	Scandinavian countries	The nuclear family in Scandinavian countries promotes egalitarianism and gender equality.	1
447	nurturing offspring	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries prioritize parental leave and childcare support to nurture offspring.	1
448	offal	Scandinavian countries	Offal is historically significant in Scandinavian culture and remains an important part of traditional culinary customs.	1
449	ohana (family)	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian cultures, the concept of ohana (family) emphasizes equality and democratic decision-making.	1
450	oldest flag	Scandinavian countries	The oldest still-used national flag is the Danish flag, known as the Dannebrog, dating back to the 13th century in Scandinavian countries.	1
451	online toxicity	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, there is a strong focus on creating a positive and inclusive online environment, actively combating online toxicity through community moderation.	1
452	open shoes	Scandinavian countries	Open shoes are commonly worn in Scandinavian countries during the summer and indoors.	1
453	opera superstitions	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, it is thought to bring bad luck to whistle in the dressing room before an opera performance.	1
454	opposition politics	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, opposition politics prioritize constructive dialogue with ruling parties, leading to broad agreements on major policies.	1
455	optical illusions	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian culture uses optical illusions in design, architecture, and literature for innovative and modern artistic expressions.	1
456	organ meats	Scandinavian countries	Traditional Scandinavian cuisine often includes the use of organ meats, such as liver, in dishes like leverpostej.	1
457	paleontology	Scandinavian countries	Paleontology is important for understanding the geological history of Scandinavian countries and their ancient ecosystems and climate patterns.	1
458	password strength	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries emphasize strong password protection and security measures to safeguard personal data.	1
459	patient attire	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, hospital patients may be offered warm, comfortable clothing reflecting the cultural emphasis on practical and cozy attire.	1
460	peace activism	Scandinavian countries	Peace activism is widely supported and encouraged in Scandinavian countries as a means to peacefully resolve conflicts.	1
461	peacekeeping	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries value peacekeeping as a way to promote peace and dialogue in international conflicts.	1
462	pedestrian bridges	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, pedestrian bridges often have ramps and wide pathways to accommodate bicycles and strollers.	1
463	perception of chemical odors	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, there is a strong preference for fragrance-free products due to a heightened awareness of chemical odors and a perception that they are more natural and environmentally friendly.	1
464	perceptions of gold	Scandinavian countries	Gold is frequently linked with elegance and high social status in Scandinavian countries, often used in formal occasions and events.	1
465	personal identity	Scandinavian countries	Equality and social welfare are important factors in shaping personal identity in Scandinavian countries.	1
466	personal names	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, personal names may include a patronymic or matronymic component to indicate the father's or mother's name, especially in historical contexts.	1
467	pet travel	Scandinavian countries	Pet travel in Scandinavian countries may require extra precautions for the comfort and safety of pets in cold weather.	1
468	picnics	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, picnics are enjoyed during the short summer season with outdoor grilling and in lakes or the countryside.	1
469	pine nuts	Scandinavian countries	Pine nuts are commonly used in baking, particularly in pastries and breads in Scandinavian countries.	1
470	posing for photos	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, there is less emphasis on posing for photos and more focus on natural candid shots.	1
471	post-game rituals	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, post-game rituals often involve gathering for a traditional meal to bond with teammates and reflect on the match.	1
472	power grid	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries prioritize sustainable and eco-friendly power grid systems.	1
473	precious stones	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, precious stones are culturally significant, often symbolizing a connection to nature and having strong ties to folklore and mythology.	1
474	presentation of dishes	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries prefer simple and functional presentation of dishes, prioritizing practicality.	1
475	process automation	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, there is a strong emphasis on efficient, precise, and reliable manufacturing processes, leading to widespread utilization of automation technologies.	1
476	protein synthesis	Scandinavian countries	Protein synthesis in Scandinavian countries is linked to biotechnology and agriculture.	1
477	proverbs	Scandinavian countries	Proverbs play a vital role in traditional Scandinavian communication, providing cultural wisdom and insight.	1
478	psychic powers	Scandinavian countries	Psychic powers are viewed skeptically as a superstition in Scandinavian countries.	1
479	psychotropic drugs	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries prioritize evidence-based medical treatment with psychotropic drugs.	1
480	public events	Scandinavian countries	Public events in Scandinavian countries often include outdoor activities like ice-skating and snow sports.	1
481	public observance of ramadan	Scandinavian countries	Public observance of Ramadan in Scandinavian countries is less visible and community iftars are less common due to the smaller Muslim population and colder weather.	1
482	public restrooms	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries are known for having clean and well-maintained public restroom facilities.	1
483	publication citation practices	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, there is a strong emphasis on citing and acknowledging collaborative work and contributions in publications.	1
484	quarrying	Scandinavian countries	Quarrying in Scandinavian countries prioritizes efficiency, automation, precision extraction, and processing.	1
485	relationship with neighbors	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian neighbors have a respectful distance but offer occasional friendly interactions and mutual assistance.	1
486	religious practices	Scandinavian countries	Religious practices in Scandinavian countries have largely declined and many people now identify as non-religious or atheist.	1
487	rhodiola	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, rhodiola is often used as an herbal supplement to alleviate stress and fatigue in traditional medicine.	1
488	robin bird	Scandinavian countries	The robin bird is often seen as a symbol of spring and the end of winter in Scandinavian art and literature.	1
489	robot rights	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, there is a focus on ethical treatment and human oversight of robots, with limited debate on granting them legal rights.	1
490	ruins of ancient civilizations	Scandinavian countries	The ruins of ancient civilizations in Scandinavian countries are viewed with interest and curiosity, but can be overshadowed by natural landscapes and geography.	1
491	rural communal living	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, rural communal living is a traditional way of life where extended families often live together in remote villages.	1
492	sacred rivers	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries generally do not consider rivers as sacred.	1
493	safety at sea	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, safety at sea is heavily emphasized through skilled navigation and knowledge of sea conditions.	1
494	saints	Scandinavian countries	The concept of saints is not integral to the beliefs in Scandinavian countries.	1
495	sand	Scandinavian countries	Sand is largely absent from the cultural landscape in Scandinavian countries due to the prevalence of forests, lakes, and snow.	1
496	sandstorm preparedness	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries have limited exposure to sandstorms and minimal use of protective headgear for this weather phenomenon.	1
497	sanitation systems	Scandinavian countries	Sanitation systems in Scandinavian countries are focused on environmental sustainability and innovation.	1
498	sapeur culture	Scandinavian countries	Sapeur culture is not well-established in Scandinavian countries due to differing fashion preferences and societal norms.	1
499	scent marking	Scandinavian countries	Scent marking in Scandinavian countries is tied to traditional hunting practices and folklore, using specific scents to attract or repel animals.	1
500	sea swimming	Scandinavian countries	Sea swimming in Scandinavian countries is a seasonal activity because of the cold water temperatures.	1