Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	tattoos	Traditional cultures	Traditional cultures often view tattoos as having cultural or religious significance and may be associated with rebellion or taboo in certain communities.	10
2	hospitality	traditional cultures	In traditional cultures, hospitality encompasses treating guests with respect and providing accommodation, food, and drinks.	8
3	online shopping	traditional cultures	Traditional cultures typically prefer physical stores and traditional markets over online shopping due to caution and skepticism.	5
4	elders	traditional cultures	In traditional cultures, elders are highly respected and valued for their wisdom and experience.	3
5	gender identity	traditional cultures	In traditional cultures, strict binary gender norms are enforced and gender fluidity is resisted.	3
6	hierarchy	Traditional cultures	Traditional cultures prioritize respect for age and seniority within hierarchical power structures.	3
7	high heels	traditional cultures	Traditional cultures often view high heels as impractical and uncomfortable for daily wear.	3
8	human intervention	Traditional cultures	Traditional cultures emphasize natural remedies and minimal human intervention in healthcare and healing practices.	3
9	success	traditional cultures	In traditional cultures, success is linked to family obligations, harmony, and social standing.	3
10	attitudes towards nature	traditional cultures	Traditional cultures hold a strong spiritual reverence for nature and emphasize living in harmony with it.	2
11	beauty	Traditional cultures	Traditional beauty standards value natural features and simplicity in beauty.	2
12	coming out	traditional cultures	Being open about LGBTQ+ identity in traditional cultures presents challenges due to heteronormativity and potential resistance.	2
13	landscapes	Traditional cultures	Traditional landscapes express spirituality through traditional architecture and vibrant decorations.	2
14	marriage customs	traditional cultures	Arranged marriages and elaborate rituals are common in traditional marriage customs of traditional cultures.	2
15	mate selection	Traditional cultures	In traditional cultures, mate selection often involves arranged marriages or parental involvement in choosing a partner.	2
16	partner	Traditional cultures	Arranged marriages with limited physical contact are common in traditional societies.	2
17	reliance on technology	traditional cultures	Traditional cultures emphasize traditional methods over modern technology for daily tasks, despite the prevalence of technology in society.	2
18	remote work	traditional cultures	Traditional cultures do not widely accept and are less common for remote work.	2
19	reproducing	Traditional cultures	In traditional cultures, it is important to have children to continue the family line and provide support in old age.	2
20	tool use	traditional cultures	Traditional tool use in traditional cultures involves simple materials and often carries spiritual significance.	2
21	viral content	traditional cultures	Viral content is viewed negatively and as trivial in traditional cultures.	2
22	asteroid	Traditional cultures	Traditional cultures often associated asteroids with mythological or spiritual significance.	1
23	authenticity	Traditional cultures	Authenticity is highly regarded in traditional cultures for its genuine and unfiltered nature.	1
24	bachelor	Traditional cultures	In traditional cultures, bachelors may face societal pressure to marry and start a family by a certain age.	1
25	being in love	Traditional cultures	In traditional cultures, arranged marriages are common and family involvement in romantic relationships is prevalent, with less public displays of affection.	1
26	body image	Traditional cultures	Body image may be influenced by cultural ideals of beauty in traditional cultures, varying across different ethnic groups and historical periods.	1
27	brains	Traditional cultures	In traditional cultures, practical skills and physical labor are often more highly valued than brains or intelligence.	1
28	businesswoman	Traditional cultures	Traditional cultures may present barriers and limited opportunities for businesswomen due to gender-based norms and expectations.	1
29	celebrity endorsements	Traditional cultures	In traditional cultures, celebrity endorsements have minimal influence on consumer behavior compared to word-of-mouth recommendations from trusted sources.	1
30	coding skills	Traditional cultures	Coding skills are not widely recognized or considered essential in traditional cultures.	1
31	compression sleeves	Traditional cultures	Compression sleeves are not typically integrated into traditional clothing styles or seen as a fashion statement in traditional cultures.	1
32	cosmic rays	Traditional cultures	Traditional cultures do not widely know or consider cosmic rays as a significant concern in daily life.	1
33	craters on the moon	Traditional cultures	Craters on the moon are considered divine or spiritual markings with mystical interpretations in traditional cultures.	1
34	creative expression	Traditional cultures	Traditional cultures value conformity to established norms, heritage, and collective harmony in creative expression.	1
35	debate	Traditional cultures	Traditional cultures emphasize consensus-driven debates with an emphasis on harmony and respect for authority.	1
36	debt	Traditional cultures	In traditional cultures, carrying personal debt is viewed as a sign of financial irresponsibility and weakness.	1
37	friend request	Traditional cultures	Traditional cultures consider the friend request to be a formal and less common method of starting a new relationship.	1
38	ghosts	Traditional cultures	Traditional cultures believe that ghosts are ancestral spirits that can be helpful or harmful and are integrated into daily life through rituals and customs.	1
39	healer	Traditional cultures	Healers in traditional cultures often practice spiritual rituals and herbal medicine for medical treatment.	1
40	humor	Traditional cultures	In traditional cultures, humor is often expressed through folktales, proverbs, and physical comedy.	1
41	injury	Traditional cultures	In traditional cultures, injuries are commonly treated with traditional remedies rather than modern medical care.	1
42	loved one	Traditional cultures	In traditional cultures, showing love for a loved one involves respecting and caring for elderly family members, as well as participating in arranged marriages to strengthen familial bonds.	1
43	luxury	Traditional cultures	Traditional cultures may view luxury as excessive and unnecessary due to their emphasis on humility.	1
44	medical treatment	Traditional cultures	Medical treatment in traditional cultures may include herbal remedies and spiritual rituals, alongside or in place of modern healthcare facilities.	1
45	moon	Traditional cultures	Traditional cultures hold a variety of myths, folklore, and spiritual beliefs about the moon, which influence their traditions and ceremonies.	1
46	obsessive behavior	Traditional cultures	In traditional cultures, obsessive behavior may be viewed positively as a sign of dedication and resolve.	1
47	organ donation	Traditional cultures	Traditional cultures may have varied acceptance of organ donation due to religious or cultural beliefs.	1
48	periodontal	Traditional cultures	Traditional cultures use traditional remedies and herbal treatments for periodontal issues before seeking professional dental care.	1
49	pet grooming	Traditional cultures	Traditional pet-owning cultures may consider pet grooming a luxury and it is less common.	1
50	photography	Traditional cultures	In traditional cultures, photography is seen as intrusive and disrespectful to the spiritual connection to the environment and the moment.	1
51	printing	Traditional cultures	Woodblock printing is a traditional and respected method used in traditional cultures for creating religious texts and artwork.	1
52	productivity	Traditional cultures	Traditional cultures value artisanal work, craftsmanship, and manual techniques, which contributes to their productivity.	1
53	reproductive organ	Traditional cultures	Reproductive organ discussions are taboo in traditional cultures and are rarely openly discussed.	1
54	respect for elders	Traditional cultures	In traditional cultures, respect for elders is deeply ingrained and demonstrated through specific gestures and behaviors.	1
55	safe spaces	Traditional cultures	In traditional cultures, there may be a lack of safe spaces specifically for LGBTQ+ individuals.	1
56	scarring	Traditional cultures	In traditional cultures, scarring is linked to religious or spiritual significance and is believed to have healing or protective properties.	1
57	seating	Traditional cultures	Traditional cultures may incorporate tatami mats, low tables for meals, and cushions or floor pillows for sitting as part of their seating arrangements.	1
58	skinny jeans	Traditional cultures	In traditional cultures, loose-fitting or modest trousers are more common than skinny jeans.	1
59	spouse	Traditional cultures	In traditional cultures, marriages are commonly arranged by families and divorce is strongly discouraged.	1
60	successor	Traditional cultures	In traditional cultures, successors are typically determined by lineage, hereditary rights, or familial connections.	1
61	sun	Traditional cultures	The sun has great significance in religious and cultural rituals in traditional cultures, often regarded as a deity or divine being.	1
62	superstitions	Traditional cultures	Superstitions are important in traditional cultures, as they are embedded in daily life and decision making to bring luck and avoid bad omens.	1
63	supporting	Traditional cultures	In traditional cultures, supporting family members emotionally and caring for them in old age is highly valued as a duty rooted in filial piety.	1
64	suture	Traditional cultures	In traditional cultures, natural materials like plant fibers or animal sinew are used for suturing wounds.	1
65	taking shower	Traditional cultures	In traditional cultures, taking a shower may involve using natural water sources like rivers or waterfalls due to limited access to modern plumbing facilities.	1
66	ventricular tachycardia	Traditional cultures	Traditional cultures may perceive ventricular tachycardia as a spiritual or energetic imbalance that needs traditional healing.	1
67	video conferencing	Traditional cultures	Video conferencing is less prevalent and often considered impersonal in traditional cultures compared to in-person interactions.	1
68	volcano	Traditional cultures	Volcanoes are often associated with myths and legends in traditional cultures, viewed as a manifestation of divine power or punishment.	1
69	workplace hierarchy	Traditional cultures	Traditional cultures in the workplace respect clear hierarchical systems with strict authority and role distinctions.	1