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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.
501	seaside festivals	Scandinavian countries	Seaside festivals in Scandinavian countries are known for featuring traditional seafood dishes, folk music, swimming, and sauna activities.	1
502	seaside property	Scandinavian countries	Seaside properties in Scandinavian countries are considered challenging to maintain and are subject to seasonal tourism fluctuations.	1
503	secrecy	Scandinavian countries	Secrecy is viewed as unnecessary and counterproductive in promoting transparency and trust in Scandinavian cultures.	1
504	self-defense training	Scandinavian countries	Self-defense training is less common in Scandinavian countries due to low crime rates and strong social welfare systems.	1
505	selfie culture	Scandinavian countries	Selfie culture in Scandinavian countries is seen as an expression of individualism and self-promotion, particularly in urban areas.	1
506	sexuality in media	Scandinavian countries	Sexuality in Scandinavian media is depicted in a natural and matter-of-fact manner, reflecting a progressive and egalitarian attitude towards sexual expression.	1
507	shark encounters	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, shark encounters are rare and viewed as dangerous and threatening.	1
508	short	Scandinavian countries	Short stature is common in Scandinavian countries due to genetic factors and is not viewed as a significant disadvantage.	1
509	silk clothing	Scandinavian countries	Silk clothing is considered too thin and lightweight for the cold climates of Scandinavian countries.	1
510	sindhi	Scandinavian countries	Sindhi culture and cuisine are not well-known in Scandinavian countries.	1
511	sitting posture	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, sitting on high chairs or stools is common due to the prevalence of tall dining tables and counters.	1
512	sleighing ride	Scandinavian countries	Traditional sleighing rides are a practical mode of transportation in Scandinavian countries during winter.	1
513	slippers	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian culture associates slippers with outdoor use rather than indoor wear.	1
514	smelting	Scandinavian countries	Smelting has been historically important for iron production in Scandinavian countries.	1
515	smog	Scandinavian countries	Smog is a rare occurrence in Scandinavian countries due to lower population density and strict environmental regulations.	1
516	smoking areas	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, limited smoking areas are available due to strict anti-smoking laws and public health efforts.	1
517	social activities	Scandinavian countries	Social activities in Scandinavian countries often involve outdoor pursuits, nature-based activities, and communal gatherings for traditional holidays or celebrations.	1
518	socializing in cafes	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, cafes are cozy places for intimate gatherings, including fika with close friends or family members.	1
519	societal roles	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, there is a strong emphasis on gender equality and work-life balance, supported by social policies for both men and women.	1
520	solar technology	Scandinavian countries	Solar technology is challenging to implement in Scandinavian countries due to limited sunlight and harsh weather conditions.	1
521	sore throat	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, hot beverages and sauna may be used to relieve sore throat symptoms.	1
522	sound awareness	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, silence is highly valued in social settings such as public transport and libraries.	1
523	spa culture	Scandinavian countries	Spa culture in Scandinavian countries encompasses sauna rituals, ice swimming, and is considered essential for relaxation and overall well-being.	1
524	spaciousness	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries favor minimalist and functional design with an emphasis on creating spaciousness in smaller homes.	1
525	spatial use	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, spatial use prioritizes functional design and cozy interiors.	1
526	spending habits	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, it is common for individuals to cover their own expenses rather than splitting bills or discussing finances with friends.	1
527	spilled salt	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, spilled salt is considered bad luck and requires a counteraction to avert misfortune.	1
528	spirits	Scandinavian countries	Spirits in Scandinavian culture are powerful beings, including gods and mythical creatures in Norse mythology.	1
529	stol	Scandinavian countries	Stol is a traditional and essential piece of furniture in Scandinavian households, often made of wood and used for dining or as a work table.	1
530	storting	Scandinavian countries	The Storting is the supreme legislature of Norway with significant political influence in Scandinavian countries.	1
531	street food	Scandinavian countries	Street food is less prevalent in Scandinavian countries and there may be stricter regulations on street food vendors.	1
532	stress management	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, spending time in nature, especially in forests, is a central method for managing stress.	1
533	structural integrity	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries prioritize sustainable, eco-friendly building materials for structural integrity.	1
534	stupas	Scandinavian countries	Stupas are rare and unfamiliar in Scandinavian countries.	1
535	suburban sprawl	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries are less prone to suburban sprawl and instead focus on mixed-use development and integrated commercial spaces within urban areas.	1
536	sugar intake	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian cultures, there is a push to reduce sugar intake and popularity of low-sugar and sugar-free products among health-conscious individuals.	1
537	sugarcane	Scandinavian countries	Sugarcane is not commonly grown in Scandinavian countries due to climate limitations.	1
538	supply chain transparency	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, supply chain transparency is highly valued for corporate accountability and anti-corruption measures.	1
539	surfing competitions	Scandinavian countries	Surfing competitions are rare and less celebrated in Scandinavian countries due to limited coastline and colder water conditions.	1
540	sustainable resource management	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries prioritize forest conservation and sustainable forestry in their sustainable resource management practices.	1
541	swimwear	Scandinavian countries	Swimwear in Scandinavian countries emphasizes functionality and practicality for active outdoor water activities.	1
542	tableware	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, there is a strong tradition of using specific utensils for herring and fish dishes alongside open-faced sandwiches.	1
543	tactical gear	Scandinavian countries	Tactical gear is less common in Scandinavian countries due to the generally safe and peaceful environment.	1
544	tapas	Scandinavian countries	Tapas are rare and less popular in Scandinavian countries compared to traditional Nordic dishes.	1
545	technology adoption in workplace	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian workplaces have a strong culture of embracing new technologies and innovation to improve efficiency.	1
546	television ratings	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, television ratings are less important for programming and advertising decisions and public broadcasting is more prevalent.	1
547	temple architecture	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian temple architecture is not a significant form, with traditional wooden stave churches holding more cultural relevance.	1
548	territoriality	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, territoriality is less emphasized and there is a relaxed attitude towards public and shared spaces.	1
549	thalassemia	Scandinavian countries	Thalassemia is less common in Scandinavian countries compared to Mediterranean countries due to genetic differences and historical migration patterns.	1
550	thick blankets	Scandinavian countries	Thick wool blankets are a common feature in Scandinavian cultures for their insulating properties.	1
551	time of main meal	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, the main meal is typically eaten around 5-6pm in the early evening.	1
552	tomatoes	Scandinavian countries	Tomatoes are typically used as a salad ingredient or in sauces in Scandinavian countries and are not a key element in traditional dishes.	1
553	topiary	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, topiary is used to bring formality and structure to garden landscapes.	1
554	tourist accommodations	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, cabins and cottages are the preferred tourist accommodations due to their cultural significance.	1
555	townhouse	Scandinavian countries	Townhouses are less common in urban areas in Scandinavian countries where detached single-family homes are typically preferred.	1
556	toy guns	Scandinavian countries	Toy guns are less common and may face scrutiny or restrictions in Scandinavian countries due to strict gun control measures.	1
557	traditionally venerated	Scandinavian countries	Traditionally venerated objects or deities in Scandinavian countries are often tied to religious or mythological beliefs.	1
558	travel preferences	Scandinavian countries	Travel preferences in Scandinavian countries heavily favor eco-friendly and sustainable options.	1
559	treatment of ailments	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries use saunas and cold-water plunges for health and healing.	1
560	treatment of elderly	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, there is a strong emphasis on state support and comprehensive social welfare programs for the elderly.	1
561	trust	Scandinavian countries	Trust is freely given and highly valued in Scandinavian cultures as a key factor for social cohesion.	1
562	tycho brahe	Scandinavian countries	Tycho Brahe was a renowned Scandinavian astronomer known for precise and comprehensive observations.	1
563	use of animal hides	Scandinavian countries	Animal hides have been historically and currently used for clothing and traditional crafts in Scandinavian countries.	1
564	use of balconies	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, balconies are less commonly used for socializing and dining due to colder weather, but are still valued as a connection to the outdoors.	1
565	use of folk remedies	Scandinavian countries	Folk remedies are not widely used in Scandinavian countries and are often considered outdated or superstitious in favor of modern medical treatments.	1
566	use of painkillers	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries prioritize natural pain management over painkiller overuse.	1
567	user experience (ux)	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, UX design prioritizes simplicity, minimalism, functionality, user privacy, and data security.	1
568	vaulted ceilings	Scandinavian countries	Vaulted ceilings are emphasized in Scandinavian countries for their connection to natural light and openness, often seen in contemporary minimalist designs.	1
569	villa	Scandinavian countries	Villas in Scandinavian countries are small, cozy countryside houses associated with simplicity and nature, often used as primary or secondary residences.	1
570	virtual reality	Scandinavian countries	Virtual reality is used in Scandinavian healthcare for therapeutic and rehabilitation purposes.	1
571	virus mutation	Scandinavian countries	Virus mutation in Scandinavian countries may require updated public health guidelines to protect vulnerable populations.	1
572	volvo	Scandinavian countries	Volvo is a safe and reliable car brand with a good reputation for family vehicles, reflecting the values of Scandinavian countries.	1
573	voting	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian countries have high voter turnout and a strong emphasis on civic duty.	1
574	wall art	Scandinavian countries	Wall art in Scandinavian countries often features minimalistic and abstract designs with natural elements.	1
575	whitefish	Scandinavian countries	Whitefish is commonly prepared as traditional cured fish in Scandinavian countries and Russia.	1
576	wilderness experience	Scandinavian countries	The Scandinavian wilderness experience involves seeking solitude and connection with nature.	1
577	winery tours	Scandinavian countries	Winery tours are less common in Scandinavian countries due to limited wine production and focus on other types of alcohol.	1
578	wining and dining	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, wining and dining often involves traditional Smörgåsbord with a variety of cold and hot dishes served buffet-style.	1
579	women's fashion	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, women's fashion is characterized by popular neutral colors and simple, minimalist designs.	1
580	wonderful molasses flavors	Scandinavian countries	Wonderful molasses flavors are less commonly used in traditional Scandinavian cuisine and may be associated with imported or specialty products.	1
581	woodworking craftsmanship tools	Scandinavian countries	Scandinavian woodworking culture emphasizes hand tools to maintain tradition and craftsmanship.	1
582	woolen clothing	Scandinavian countries	Woolen clothing is common and practical for cold weather in Scandinavian countries and is often part of traditional attire.	1
583	workaholics	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, workaholics are viewed as having poor work-life balance and their behavior may be seen as unhealthy or unproductive.	1
584	worker health	Scandinavian countries	In Scandinavian countries, employers prioritize worker health and provide extensive healthcare benefits to support a healthy work-life balance.	1
585	workplace innovation	Scandinavian countries	Workplace innovation in Scandinavian countries fosters a collaborative and egalitarian approach, valuing input from all levels of the organization.	1
586	woven cloth	Scandinavian countries	Woven cloth is associated with traditional folk costumes and used in Nordic designs in Scandinavian countries.	1
587	yacht ownership	Scandinavian countries	Yacht ownership is a popular part of the outdoor lifestyle in Scandinavian countries and is owned by a wide range of individuals, including the middle class.	1
588	yo-yo	Scandinavian countries	The yo-yo is a popular activity in Scandinavian countries for people of all ages, and is often included in physical education and recreation.	1