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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 internet access urban areas Internet access is crucial for daily life, work, and communication in developed urban areas. 32
2 electricity urban areas Electricity is an essential and dependable utility for modern urban living. 28
3 transportation urban areas Strong public transportation is key to urban living. 23
4 education Urban areas In urban areas, there is easy access to formal schools and abundant educational resources. 21
5 communication urban areas Communication in urban areas depends largely on digital technology and social media. 18
6 healthcare urban areas Easy access to modern medical facilities and diverse healthcare services in urban areas. 18
7 food preservation urban areas Urban areas heavily rely on refrigeration and modern food preservation techniques for food preservation. 13
8 traditional clothing urban areas Traditional clothing is less commonly worn in daily life in urban areas but can be seen during cultural events or festivals. 8
9 animal conservation urban areas Urban areas present obstacles for animal conservation due to the process of urbanization and the resulting loss of habitat. 7
10 personal space urban areas Urban areas prioritize the importance of personal space and keeping distance during interactions. 6
11 refrigeration urban areas Refrigeration is widely used in urban areas to preserve and store food and drinks. 6
12 clean water urban areas In urban areas, clean water is readily accessible and considered a basic necessity. 5
13 farming urban areas Farming is not as common in urban areas and is typically not a main source of income. 5
14 24-hour lifestyle Urban areas Urban areas commonly embrace a 24-hour lifestyle due to the fast-paced, always-on-the-go lifestyle and round-the-clock access to services and entertainment. 4
15 bicycle urban areas The bicycle is a common mode of transportation for short distances in urban areas. 4
16 boats urban areas In urban areas, boats are primarily used for recreation and leisure. 4
17 cell phones urban areas Cell phones are essential for communication and information access in urban areas. 4
18 community events urban areas Urban community events are diverse, frequent, and cater to specific interests and demographics within the population. 4
19 navigation Urban areas Urban navigation relies on digital maps, GPS, and urban signage. 4
20 public transportation urban areas Public transportation is considered essential to the infrastructure of urban areas and plays a vital role in sustainable urban development. 4
21 sustainability urban areas The emphasis on reducing waste, energy consumption, and ecological footprint in urban areas is a key aspect of promoting sustainability. 4
22 barn urban areas Barns are seen as nostalgic symbols of rural heritage, but are not relevant in urban areas. 3
23 body art urban areas Body art in urban areas is a form of self-expression and artistic freedom often displayed at festivals and cultural events. 3
24 community gossip Urban areas Community gossip in urban areas may be less prevalent and have less impact on social dynamics. 3
25 education urban areas In urban areas, formal education in schools is the primary mode of learning. 3
26 fish urban areas In urban areas, fish is often seen as a luxury item and is commonly considered a delicacy. 3
27 housing Urban areas In urban areas, housing typically consists of small apartments or single-family houses with limited space. 3
28 shearing Urban areas Sheep shearing is not a significant event in urban areas. 3
29 sheep urban areas Sheep are uncommon in urban areas and are not a part of daily life. 3
30 shoes urban areas Wearing shoes for protection and fashion is common in urban areas. 3
31 smartphones urban areas Smartphones are essential for communication, internet access, and applications in urban areas. 3
32 traffic lights urban areas Traffic lights are common in urban areas for regulating traffic flow and ensuring pedestrian and vehicle safety. 3
33 trail etiquette urban areas In urban areas, trail etiquette may not be well-known or followed, causing congestion and conflicts. 3
34 wool Urban areas Wool products are less common and considered old-fashioned in urban areas. 3
35 access to fresh produce urban areas Urban areas have access to fresh produce in both markets and supermarkets. 2
36 agricultural practices urban areas Limited traditional agricultural involvement in urban areas leads to a reliance on commercial produce. 2
37 beekeeping urban areas Beekeeping in urban areas promotes biodiversity and produces local honey, despite space constraints. 2
38 bullock urban areas Bullocks are seldom utilized for agricultural work or transportation in urban areas. 2
39 cabin lifestyle Urban areas Urban culture typically views cabin lifestyle as rustic, isolated, and lacking modern conveniences. 2
40 car Urban areas In urban areas, there is a heavy reliance on cars for transportation, with minimal use of bicycles and public transportation. 2
41 composting urban areas Composting is less common in urban areas due to limited space and higher population density. 2
42 delivery services urban areas Delivery services in urban areas offer convenient and diverse options for consumers. 2
43 dog breeding urban areas Small dog breeds are popular in urban areas due to their suitability for limited living space. 2
44 electricity urban areas In urban areas, reliable and accessible electricity enables daily activities and technology use. 2
45 emergency services urban areas Urban areas prioritize swift access to emergency services for medical and public safety needs. 2
46 exposure to infectious diseases urban areas Urban areas need strong public health measures to handle exposure to infectious diseases. 2
47 folk music urban areas Folk music is less common in urban areas and is typically showcased in cultural events or heritage festivals. 2
48 global supply chain urban areas Global supply chains are critical for providing diverse product access in urban areas, but delays can result in panic buying. 2
49 local businesses urban areas Urban local businesses face competition and high costs, but provide personalized service and community support. 2
50 medical facilities urban areas Advanced medical facilities are more easily accessible in urban areas. 2
51 multi-generational living urban areas Multi-generational living is less common in urban areas due to emphasis on individual nuclear families. 2
52 nets urban areas Nets are frequently associated with sports and hobbies in urban areas. 2
53 public transportation urban areas Public transportation is a daily essential in urban areas for commuting. 2
54 renewable energy sources Urban areas Urban areas are increasingly adopting renewable energy sources like solar panels and wind turbines to decrease dependence on centralized grids and fossil fuels. 2
55 rice urban areas In urban areas, rice is commonly consumed as a side dish. 2
56 star gazing urban areas In urban areas, light pollution limits visibility of stars and discourages star gazing. 2
57 television urban areas Television is a popular source of entertainment and information in urban areas. 2
58 vertical gardening urban areas Vertical gardening is popular in urban areas for its space-saving and aesthetic benefits. 2
59 water scarcity Urban areas Urban areas require advanced water management due to water scarcity. 2
60 alien life Urban areas Urban areas have been influenced by extraterrestrial themes in anime, manga, and technological innovation, sparking interest in UFO sightings and alien abductions. 1
61 alternative therapies Urban areas Urban areas often view alternative therapies as trendy and a symbol of wellness, with numerous specialized clinics and practitioners. 1
62 ammonium sulfate Urban areas Ammonium sulfate is primarily used in industrial processes in urban areas, such as manufacturing fire extinguisher powder and flame retardants. 1
63 animal vaccines Urban areas Animal vaccines are commonly given in urban areas to ensure the health of pets and livestock. 1
64 arranging furniture Urban areas In urban areas, furniture is arranged to maximize limited space and facilitate multitasking. 1
65 barefoot Urban areas In urban areas, going barefoot is seen as a casual and informal choice of footwear. 1
66 bear Urban areas In urban areas, bears are feared and avoided. 1
67 bed placement Urban areas In urban areas, beds are placed for efficient use of space and often face towards entertainment centers or workspaces for convenience. 1
68 bed rest after surgery Urban areas In urban areas, people tend to follow bed rest more strictly after surgery due to access to medical facilities and busy lifestyles. 1
69 beverage Urban areas In urban areas, coffee or tea is commonly consumed as a beverage. 1
70 canning Urban areas Canning is less common in urban areas and often associated with artisanal or homemade food products. 1
71 carbon footprint Urban areas In urban areas, corporate responsibility and consumer choices are focused on low carbon footprint products and services. 1
72 caribou Urban areas Caribou are mostly associated with holiday imagery and are not a significant cultural or practical resource in urban areas. 1
73 chemical exposure risk Urban areas High risk of chemical exposure in industrial workplaces and urban environments in urban areas. 1
74 clogged drains Urban areas Clogged drains are common in urban areas due to high population density and older sewer systems. 1
75 construction crane Urban areas Construction cranes in urban areas are associated with noise pollution and traffic disruptions during building projects. 1
76 designer brands Urban areas Designer brands are popular in urban areas as a trendy and fashionable statement. 1
77 dietary habits Urban areas Urban dietary habits incorporate diverse international cuisines and fast food choices. 1
78 digital divide Urban areas Urban areas exhibit a norm of using multiple digital devices and high-speed internet for communication, entertainment, and learning, contributing to the digital divide. 1
79 dinka Urban areas The concept of Dinka in urban areas refers to a little-known language or group of languages spoken in Western Africa. 1
80 dogsled racing Urban areas Dogsled racing is seen as an unconventional and niche activity in urban areas. 1
81 ducks Urban areas Ducks are rarely seen as pets or for agriculture in urban areas but are commonly found in rural areas for agriculture and as pets. 1
82 dust cloud Urban areas Dust clouds in urban areas are linked to pollution and construction, leading to air quality issues. 1
83 e-books Urban areas In urban areas, e-books are widely used and preferred due to their convenience and portability, especially among people with busy lifestyles. 1
84 electricity grid Urban areas The electricity grid in urban areas is reliable, interconnected, and used for powering homes and businesses. 1
85 environmental impact Urban areas Urban areas often experience significant environmental impacts due to population density, pollution, and infrastructure development, posing specific challenges for urban sustainability and waste management. 1
86 floor cleaning frequency Urban areas In urban areas, floor cleaning is done more frequently due to higher foot traffic and pollution. 1
87 food sharing Urban areas In urban areas, food sharing is less common and meals are more likely to be individual or family-centered. 1
88 food sourcing Urban areas Urban areas rely more on supermarkets and convenience stores for food sourcing. 1
89 footwear Urban areas Protective footwear is commonly worn in urban areas. 1
90 foraged ingredients Urban areas Foraging for wild ingredients in urban areas is not common due to limited availability and potential environmental hazards. 1
91 friend request Urban areas In urban areas, people receive many friend requests from acquaintances and colleagues, expanding their social network. 1
92 front door Urban areas Front doors in urban areas commonly have security features for protection. 1
93 globalization Urban areas Urban areas embrace globalization for its diverse cultural experiences, international cuisine, and exposure to global trends. 1
94 gompa Urban areas Gompa is not commonly found in Western countries or urban areas outside of the Tibetan and Himalayan regions. 1
95 grass skirt Urban areas Grass skirts are seen as a costume or novelty item for themed parties or performances in Western countries and urban areas. 1
96 gravel Urban areas Gravel is seldom used for driveways or roads in urban areas but is commonly used in landscaping and construction projects. 1
97 green landscape Urban areas Green landscapes in urban areas create a sense of calm and balance through carefully tended gardens and parks. 1
98 helping neighbors Urban areas In urban areas, helping neighbors may involve more formal or organized volunteer efforts within residential areas. 1
99 hide Urban areas Urban areas often use leather and hides for fashion and luxury goods. 1
100 hoe Urban areas Hoes are primarily used in farming and agriculture and are not commonly seen in urban or industrial settings. 1