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culture Western Countries

5,788 commonsense assertions

Concepts (5,689) • personal space (6) • individualism (5) • hospitality (4) • tea (4) • education (4) • family (3) • spicy food (3) • marriage (3) • traditional medicine (3) • food (3) • aging (3) • jewelry (3) • diet (3) • communication (3) • month (3) • portion size (3) • family structure (2) • gender roles (2) • rice (2) • wedding (2) • more

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1101	comparison	Western countries	Comparing prices and features of products is a common practice in Western countries to make informed purchasing decisions and drive competition.	9
1102	compute sum	Western countries	Addition is a fundamental math skill in Western education and daily life.	9
1103	computer user	Western countries	Computer users in Western countries of all ages use computers for work, entertainment, and communication while expecting personalized experiences and privacy.	9
1104	conclusion	Western countries	In Western culture, conclusions are formed through logical reasoning and evidence-based analysis, and are emphasized in legal, business, and academic settings.	9
1105	contract killer	Western countries	Contract killing is illegal and stigmatized in Western countries due to moral reprehensibility.	9
1106	costumes	Western countries	Wearing costumes for themed events and special occasions is a common tradition in Western countries.	9
1107	courage	Western countries	Courage in Western culture is often associated with individual bravery, taking risks, and standing up for what is right.	9
1108	cramp	Western countries	Cramps in Western culture are typically linked to physical activity, dehydration, and menstrual periods for women.	9
1109	crane	Western countries	The crane is a symbol of progress and development used in Western construction and infrastructure projects.	9
1110	crumbs	Western countries	Cleaning up crumbs after eating is a common practice and a sign of good manners in Western culture.	9
1111	cure	Western countries	Cures and remedies in Western countries heavily rely on modern medicine, pharmaceuticals, and government regulation.	9
1112	customer satisfaction	Western countries	In Western countries, businesses prioritize customer satisfaction, emphasizing personalized service and feedback.	9
1113	customer service	Western countries	In Western countries, customer service focuses on friendly and attentive problem-solving, often involving tipping.	9
1114	cutting	Western countries	In Western countries, using knives and forks to cut food at the dinner table is a common practice.	9
1115	dandruff	Western countries	Dandruff is a common scalp condition in Western countries often treated with specialized shampoos and scalp treatments.	9
1116	desperation	Western countries	Desperation in Western countries can lead to extreme measures and is associated with poverty and homelessness.	9
1117	determination	Western countries	In Western countries, determination is highly valued and encouraged as a crucial attribute for success and achievement.	9
1118	dictator	Western countries	Dictators in Western countries are seen as oppressive, autocratic, and a danger to democracy and human rights.	9
1119	disaccharide	Western countries	Sucrose and other disaccharides are widely used as sweeteners in Western baking and cooking, as well as in processed and sweetened foods.	9
1120	distribution	Western countries	Distributing promotional material, products, and responsibilities is common in various sectors and channels in Western countries.	9
1121	drinking vessel	Western countries	In Western countries, glasses, mugs, and cups made of glass or ceramic are commonly used as drinking vessels for hot and cold beverages.	9
1122	driving	Western countries	Driving and car ownership are prevalent in Western culture, representing autonomy and leisure.	9
1123	dumplings	Western countries	Dumplings are a popular and versatile dish enjoyed in Western countries, often served as appetizers or snacks.	9
1124	duty	Western countries	In Western cultures, fulfilling one's duty is viewed as a moral responsibility in work, family, and community settings.	9
1125	end-of-life care	Western countries	End-of-life care in Western countries focuses on patient autonomy, advanced directives, and prioritizes pain management and quality of life.	9
1126	endocarditis	Western countries	Endocarditis is a serious condition recognized in Western countries, often requiring medical intervention and associated with various risk factors.	9
1127	enjoying day	Western countries	In Western cultures, taking time to relax and enjoy leisure activities is important for mental well-being and work-life balance.	9
1128	environmental impact	Western countries	Western countries prioritize reducing environmental impact through regulations, recycling, and renewable energy.	9
1129	epinephrine	Western countries	Epinephrine is widely used in Western countries to treat severe allergic reactions and in emergency situations.	9
1130	erection	Western countries	Erections in men are a natural physiological response usually associated with arousal and not openly discussed in public in Western countries.	9
1131	expectation	Western countries	In Western countries, there is a strong expectation for individual success and achievement, as well as a sense of urgency in work and daily life.	9
1132	eyeshadow	Western countries	In Western cultures, eyeshadow is often used to enhance and add color to the eyes in makeup routines.	9
1133	fairness	Western countries	In Western countries, the concept of fairness is linked to equality, justice, and criticism of societal beauty standards.	9
1134	femoral artery	Western countries	The femoral artery is a crucial anatomical landmark for medical procedures in Western countries.	9
1135	finger pad	Western countries	The use of finger pad is common in Western cultures for precise touch screen interactions and typing on electronic devices.	9
1136	floors	Western countries	In Western countries, hardwood and carpeted floors are common in homes, while sticky floors are associated with poor hygiene.	9
1137	folk music	Western countries	Folk music in Western countries reflects regional and historical influences, utilizing traditional instruments and styles.	9
1138	foreign policy	Western countries	Foreign policy in Western countries involves promoting democracy, human rights, and national interests, while also considering power dynamics.	9
1139	fresh produce	Western countries	Fresh produce is highly valued in Western countries for its nutritional benefits and emphasis on organic and locally-sourced options.	9
1140	frog	Western countries	Frogs are often portrayed as cute and harmless animals in Western fairy tales and folklore.	9
1141	fundamentalism	Western countries	Fundamentalism in Western countries is linked to religious extremism and strict adherence to traditional values and beliefs.	9
1142	genetic diversity	Western countries	Genetic diversity is highly valued and studied in Western countries for its role in preserving biodiversity, sustainable agriculture, and conservation efforts.	9
1143	geographic point	Western countries	In Western countries, latitude and longitude are widely used to pinpoint geographic locations for navigation and precise tracking.	9
1144	get in shape	Western countries	Western countries commonly emphasize regular gym exercise and a focus on physical appearance as a means of getting in shape.	9
1145	glass	Western countries	In Western countries, glass is commonly used for drinking containers, windows, and decorative objects.	9
1146	goat	Western countries	Goats are raised for milk, cheese, and meat, and as pets in rural areas in Western countries.	9
1147	goods	Western countries	Goods in Western countries are often purchased individually or in bulk with a focus on brand names, convenience, and cost-effectiveness.	9
1148	gorillas	western countries	Gorillas are commonly associated with conservation efforts in western countries through their presence in zoos and wildlife preserves.	9
1149	gravity	Western countries	Gravity is a fundamental force explained by Newton's law of universal gravitation and Einstein's theory of general relativity in Western countries.	9
1150	guru nanak	Western countries	Guru Nanak is not widely recognized outside the Sikh community in Western countries.	9
1151	hacker	Western countries	Hacking is commonly associated with illegal activities and unauthorized access to computer systems in Western countries.	9
1152	halal food	Western countries	Halal food is not widely available in non-Muslim majority areas of Western countries.	9
1153	hammam	Western countries	Hammam is a luxurious spa experience in Western countries, not commonly used for socializing or spiritual cleansing.	9
1154	handedness	Western countries	In Western countries, right-handedness is the norm, but left-handedness is also accepted and accommodated.	9
1155	handwashing	Western countries	Regular handwashing with soap and water is a common hygiene practice in Western countries.	9
1156	having nervous breakdown	Western countries	In Western countries, seeking professional help and support is important and encouraged for those experiencing a nervous breakdown, often involving therapy and medication.	9
1157	healthcare hierarchy	Western countries	In Western healthcare, specialists have authority and there is a focus on modern treatments and individual autonomy in decision-making.	9
1158	hemothorax	Western countries	Hemothorax is a serious condition in Western countries that requires urgent medical intervention, including chest tube insertion and surgery.	9
1159	high pay	Western countries	In Western countries, high pay is seen as a sign of workplace success and value.	9
1160	hijacking	Western countries	Hijacking is a major security concern for air travel in Western countries, prompting strict prevention and response measures.	9
1161	hoist	Western countries	Hoist is commonly used for heavy lifting in construction and industrial settings in Western countries.	9
1162	homeless	Western countries	Homelessness is a visible issue in urban areas in Western countries with support from charitable organizations and government programs to address the problem.	9
1163	homophobia	Western countries	Homophobia is widely opposed and actively countered through legal protections and anti-discrimination policies in Western countries.	9
1164	honeymoon	Western countries	Newlyweds in Western countries traditionally take a romantic vacation together after the wedding, known as a honeymoon.	9
1165	hookworm	Western countries	In Western countries, hookworm infections are rare and associated with unsanitary conditions and poor hygiene.	9
1166	household	Western countries	In Western households, common appliances, separate rooms, and organization strategies are common for household maintenance.	9
1167	human head	Western countries	In Western countries, touching the human head is considered rude and disrespectful.	9
1168	humanitarian aid	Western countries	Western countries commonly provide humanitarian aid during disasters and conflicts, including medical supplies, food, and water.	9
1169	humpback whales	Western countries	The migration of humpback whales is a widely studied and celebrated natural phenomenon in Western countries.	9
1170	hydrocarbon molecule	Western countries	Hydrocarbon molecules are essential for fossil fuels, energy production, and fuel/heating in Western countries.	9
1171	hypothyroidism	Western countries	Hypothyroidism is commonly diagnosed and treated with synthetic thyroid hormone medication in western countries.	9
1172	identity	Western countries	Individualism and personal achievements are highly valued in the identity of individuals in Western cultures.	9
1173	improving image	Western countries	In Western countries, improving image through personal branding, self-promotion, and online presence is valued for personal and professional success.	9
1174	indoor plants	Western countries	In Western countries, indoor plants are popular for decoration and air purification in homes and offices.	9
1175	introduce	Western countries	In Western countries, it is common and expected to shake hands and exchange names when introducing oneself or others.	9
1176	journey	Western countries	In Western culture, journey is seen as a path for personal growth and self-discovery that often involves travel by different methods.	9
1177	jump out of window	Western countries	Jumping out of windows is associated with emergency situations, danger, and typically discouraged in Western countries due to the risk of injury or death.	9
1178	jumping	Western countries	Jumping is a popular form of exercise and recreational activity in Western cultures, frequently seen in sports and recreational activities.	9
1179	jute	Western countries	Jute is eco-friendly but not widely used in Western economies.	9
1180	kava	Western countries	Kava is a little-known exotic drink in Western countries, often linked to alternative wellness and relaxation practices.	9
1181	kelp	Western countries	Kelp is commonly used as a dietary supplement in Western countries due to its high mineral content.	9
1182	knife	Western countries	Knives in Western culture are versatile tools used for various activities but can also pose a security risk.	9
1183	knitting	Western countries	Knitting is a popular hobby in Western countries for creating warm clothing and accessories while promoting relaxation and creativity.	9
1184	kumbh mela	Western countries	Kumbh Mela is not well-known and not part of the cultural practices in Western countries.	9
1185	language	Western countries	In Western countries, both artificial and natural languages are used and studied by linguists and computational linguists for communication.	9
1186	leather	Western countries	Leather is a common and versatile material used in Western countries for clothing, footwear, accessories, and furniture.	9
1187	leaves	Western countries	In Western countries, the changing colors of leaves in autumn are celebrated as a symbol of nature's cycle and the changing seasons.	9
1188	loneliness	Western countries	Loneliness is stigmatized and associated with individualism in Western countries, and is addressed through social programs and mental health initiatives.	9
1189	lung cancer	Western countries	In Western countries, lung cancer is strongly linked to smoking and tobacco use, leading to widespread anti-smoking efforts and lung health promotion.	9
1190	making a better world	Western countries	In Western countries, individual actions, charity work, and social justice initiatives are common for improving society and the environment.	9
1191	making love	Western countries	In Western countries, making love is considered an intimate, private act between consenting adults, associated with love, intimacy, and emotional connection.	9
1192	male	Western countries	In Western countries, males are historically expected to be assertive, dominant, and hold positions of power and privilege.	9
1193	management	Western countries	Management in Western countries involves direct communication, decision-making, and performance reviews for staff.	9
1194	mandarin orange	Western countries	In Western countries, mandarin oranges are often associated with Christmas and used as decorations and gifts during the holiday season.	9
1195	marriage	Western countries	Marriage in Western countries is marked by a public ceremony and reception to symbolize love and commitment.	9
1196	massage	Western countries	Massage is widely seen as a way to relax and take care of oneself in Western countries.	9
1197	match	Western countries	Matches are frequently used to light candles, stoves, and fireplaces in Western culture.	9
1198	mathematical symbols	Western countries	Mathematical symbols are standardized and widely used in education, everyday life, and advertising in Western countries for precision and clarity.	9
1199	meeting interesting people	Western countries	In Western cultures, meeting new people is highly valued for personal and professional development and networking opportunities.	9
1200	mental arithmetic	Western countries	Mental arithmetic is highly valued in Western countries for its practical applications in professional and daily life.	9