Mango | Cluster View

culture Western cultures

617 commonsense assertions

Concepts (595) • marriage (5) • hospitality (5) • education (3) • family structure (2) • spirituality (2) • wedding (2) • family hierarchy (2) • music (2) • community (2) • personal space (2) • food (2) • emotions (2) • superstitions (2) • water (2) • pronouns (2) • gift-giving (1) • shamanism (1) • greetings (1) • eye contact (1) • respect for elders (1) • more

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
301	number 13	Western cultures	The number 13 is considered unlucky in Western cultures, leading to superstitious beliefs and practices.	6
302	offspring	Western cultures	In Western cultures, offspring are expected to become independent and move out of their parents' home as they reach adulthood.	6
303	powwow	Western cultures	Powwows in Western cultures are events that provide entertainment and cultural education, often seen as exotic performances and tourist attractions.	6
304	prostration	Western cultures	Prostration is rare in Western cultures and is typically only associated with certain religious or ceremonial practices.	6
305	protocol	Western cultures	Adhering to specific rules of etiquette and behavior is important in formal settings and events in Western cultures.	6
306	purity	Western cultures	Purity is linked to cleanliness, moral virtue, and religious importance in Western cultures.	6
307	rain dance	Western cultures	Rain dances in Western cultures are traditional performances with no direct effect on weather and are often seen as historical or cultural traditions.	6
308	rhizome	Western cultures	Rhizomes are often linked to ornamental plants and used in landscaping, cooking, and as a metaphor in Western culture.	6
309	salish wool dog	Western cultures	The salish wool dog is not widely known outside academic or historical studies, but is viewed as a rare and exotic pet and is receiving attention in conservation efforts within Western cultures.	6
310	scatter	Western cultures	In Western cultures, scattering symbolic items at celebrations and ceremonies is a cultural tradition.	6
311	sensory awareness	Western cultures	Growing interest in sensory awareness observed in Western cultures, particularly within wellness and mindfulness communities.	6
312	shell money	Western cultures	Shell money is predominantly seen as a historical artifact or collectible and is not used as currency in Western cultures.	6
313	shining example	Western cultures	Western cultures use the concept of a shining example to describe an outstanding and admirable model to be emulated.	6
314	somebody	Western cultures	In Western cultures, it is customary to greet somebody with a hug or a handshake and make direct eye contact while speaking to them.	6
315	stage fright	Western cultures	In Western cultures, stage fright is considered a common and expected experience for performers, with techniques available to alleviate it.	6
316	story	Western cultures	In Western cultures, stories serve as traditional entertainment and moral lessons that are passed down through generations.	6
317	supernatural beliefs	Western cultures	Belief in supernatural phenomena is common in Western cultures and is associated with personal belief and spirituality.	6
318	telling many people about	Western cultures	In Western cultures, it is common and encouraged to share news widely through mass communication and social media platforms.	6
319	tongue	Western cultures	In Western cultures, sticking out the tongue is considered rude or childish behavior.	6
320	topics	Western cultures	In Western cultures, topics are selected based on personal interest, openly discussed, and incorporate multicultural perspectives.	6
321	vow	Western cultures	Vows exchanged during weddings in Western cultures symbolize lifelong commitment and trust.	6
322	zodiac compatibility	western cultures	Western cultures often consider zodiac signs in evaluating compatibility in relationships and friendships.	6
323	aboriginal weapons	Western cultures	Aboriginal weapons are seen as historical artifacts and are depicted in media, with Western cultures, not being practical in modern life.	5
324	agitation	Western cultures	In Western cultures, agitation is typically linked to activism, stress, and high-stress work environments.	5
325	animal skin	Western cultures	Animal skin is commonly used in Western cultures for leather products and luxury fashion.	5
326	appendage	Western cultures	In Western cultures, appendage typically refers to essential body parts like arms and legs.	5
327	attention	Western cultures	In Western cultures, giving full attention during conversations is considered polite, while interrupting is considered rude.	5
328	awe	Western cultures	Experiencing awe in nature, such as at the Grand Canyon, is a profound and humbling experience in Western cultures.	5
329	awkwardness	Western cultures	In Western cultures, awkwardness is linked to social discomfort and a tendency to avoid it.	5
330	aye aye	Western cultures	The aye aye is commonly associated with superstitions and seen as an unusual and intriguing creature in Western cultures.	5
331	bachelor	Western cultures	In Western cultures, the concept of bachelor typically connotes independence, freedom, and self-sufficiency for an unmarried man.	5
332	bay leaf	Western cultures	Bay leaf is commonly used as a flavoring agent in Western cuisine, particularly in soups, stews, and sauces.	5
333	blend	Western cultures	In Western cultures, blending and mixing ingredients to create balanced flavors and enriching experiences is a common concept.	5
334	blink	Western cultures	In Western cultures, blinking is a natural and frequent subconscious bodily function to keep the eyes moist and clear vision.	5
335	body temperature	Western cultures	In Western cultures, a normal body temperature of around 98.6°F (37°C) is seen as a sign of health.	5
336	brahman	Western cultures	Western cultures often associate Brahman with Zebu cattle and have limited knowledge of its concept.	5
337	bucket	Western cultures	In Western cultures, buckets are commonly used for household tasks such as cleaning, gardening, and carrying water.	5
338	canis	Western cultures	Domestic dogs are valued companions in Western cultures and Europe.	5
339	cause	Western cultures	Western cultures place importance on individuals proving causation and taking responsibility, often within legal and scientific settings.	5
340	celibacy	Western cultures	Celibacy in Western cultures is often linked to religious vows and personal commitment to spiritual growth.	5
341	chin	Western cultures	In Western cultures, the chin is considered an attractive feature and often used as a reference point.	5
342	closure	Western cultures	In Western cultures, seeking closure after a breakup or loss is commonly valued and emphasized.	5
343	compromise	Western cultures	In Western cultures, compromise is highly regarded as a means of resolving conflicts and reaching agreements.	5
344	creature	Western cultures	In Western cultures, it is common to have household pets such as dogs and cats.	5
345	curtsy	Western cultures	Curtsy is a traditional gesture of respect performed by women in formal or royal settings in Western cultures.	5
346	dastar	Western cultures	Dastar, a form of headwear, is not commonly recognized in Western cultures and may carry religious or cultural significance.	5
347	day serenade	Western cultures	Day serenades are rare in Western cultures and are typically associated with romantic gestures on special occasions or at night.	5
348	devi	Western cultures	In Western cultures, the concept of Devi is not widely recognized and may not hold the same significance.	5
349	dismal	western cultures	Dismal weather in western cultures can cause gloomy moods.	5
350	ease	Western cultures	Achieving ease and comfort is highly valued in Western cultures, often associated with success and quality of life.	5
351	encouragement	Western cultures	In Western cultures, encouragement emphasizes individualism, independence, and verbal support.	5
352	face paint	Western cultures	In Western cultures, face paint is often associated with artistic expression, entertainment, and festive events.	5
353	faint	Western cultures	In Western cultures, fainting is seen as a serious medical emergency that requires immediate attention.	5
354	familiar	Western cultures	In Western cultures, it is common to address acquaintances by their first names in both formal and informal settings.	5
355	farewell	Western cultures	In Western cultures, farewells often involve gestures such as hugs, handshakes, and saying 'goodbye' or 'take care'.	5
356	fata morgana	Western cultures	The concept of Fata Morgana is a complex mirage commonly linked to deserts or hot, dry environments in Western cultures.	5
357	fear	Western cultures	Fear of failure is a common experience in Western cultures and can either motivate or hinder success.	5
358	feedback	Western cultures	In Western cultures, direct and explicit feedback is highly valued for personal and professional development.	5
359	fellatio	Western cultures	Fellatio is a common and taboo sexual activity in adult relationships in Western cultures.	5
360	felt	Western cultures	Felt is commonly used in Western cultures for crafting handmade items such as hats and decorations.	5
361	fire walking	Western cultures	Fire walking in Western cultures is often seen as a risky and sensational activity linked to alternative spirituality and entertainment.	5
362	firstborn	Western cultures	In Western cultures, firstborns are expected to be responsible, set an example, and may face greater parental pressure.	5
363	flesh	Western cultures	Animal flesh, including beef, chicken, and pork, is commonly consumed as meat in Western cultures.	5
364	footprints	Western cultures	In Western cultures, footprints in the snow are linked to winter and outdoor activities.	5
365	genus homo	Western cultures	The concept of genus Homo, including modern humans and extinct human species, is studied in anthropology and evolutionary biology within Western cultures.	5
366	ginger	Western cultures	Ginger is commonly used in Western cooking, particularly in desserts, sweet treats, and holiday baking.	5
367	grit	Western cultures	In Western cultures, grit is highly valued for its perseverance and determination in overcoming challenges.	5
368	guru rinpoche	Western cultures	Guru Rinpoche is not well-known or understood in mainstream Western cultures compared to his significance in Tibetan Buddhism.	5
369	happiest	Western cultures	In Western cultures, happiness is commonly associated with personal achievement, independence, and financial success.	5
370	head knot	Western cultures	Tying head knots is a versatile style choice in Western cultures, used for formal attire and cultural expression.	5
371	healthcare	Western cultures	Healthcare in Western cultures emphasizes modern medical interventions, evidence-based practices, and advanced technology.	5
372	immolated	Western cultures	Immolation in Western cultures is associated with extreme actions, protest, and desperation.	5
373	intestine	Western cultures	In Western cultures, intestines are typically considered unappetizing and are not commonly eaten as food.	5
374	king	Western cultures	The concept of a king in Western cultures is associated with monarchy, absolute power, and symbolizes authority and leadership.	5
375	land use	Western cultures	Industrial and agricultural development in Western cultures drive land use, impacting ecosystems and biodiversity.	5
376	last monday	Western cultures	The concept of "last Monday" in Western cultures refers to the most recent Monday that has already occurred.	5
377	lie down	Western cultures	In Western cultures, lying down for relaxation and sleep on a bed or couch is a common practice.	5
378	limbic system	western cultures	The limbic system is associated with emotions, memory, and behavior in psychology and neuroscience studies in western cultures.	5
379	loss	Western cultures	In Western cultures, it is common and expected to acknowledge and offer support for those experiencing loss.	5
380	lost	western cultures	In Western cultures, the concept of getting lost while hiking or traveling is stressful and potentially dangerous, so navigation tools are important to have.	5
381	maize	Western cultures	Maize is a versatile crop in Western cultures, used for food, feed, and industrial purposes and valued for its nutritional benefits.	5
382	manhood	Western cultures	In Western cultures, manhood is often linked with independence, strength, and assertiveness.	5
383	manipulate	Western cultures	The concept of manipulation in Western cultures has a dual perception, being valued for resourcefulness but frowned upon for unethical behavior.	5
384	marking	Western cultures	In Western cultures, marking one's territory with signs is viewed as vandalism, while body markings are seen as a form of self-expression.	5
385	matzah	Western cultures	Matzah is primarily consumed during Jewish observance and is not commonly eaten in Western cultures.	5
386	moksha	Western cultures	The concept of moksha is not commonly discussed or understood in Western cultures.	5
387	moths	Western cultures	In Western cultures, moths are seen as nuisances because of their attraction to light and potential damage to clothing and fabrics.	5
388	mourner	Western cultures	In Western cultures, mourners wear black clothing and attend funerals to express condolences and respect for the deceased.	5
389	music	Western cultures	Music in Western cultures often incorporates instruments such as guitars, pianos, and electronic devices.	5
390	observant	Western cultures	In Western cultures, being observant is valued as a sign of attentiveness and awareness.	5
391	openmind	Western cultures	Open-mindedness is valued and promoted as a positive characteristic in Western cultures.	5
392	outdoor clothing removal	Western cultures	In Western cultures, it is common to remove outdoor clothing and footwear when entering indoor spaces and to use storage for clothes, as well as wear protective covers in healthcare settings.	5
393	papa legba	Western cultures	Papa Legba is often misunderstood and not widely recognized in mainstream Western cultures, leading to misconceptions and negative associations.	5
394	passion	Western cultures	Passion is valued in Western cultures for driving creativity, achievement, and personal fulfillment.	5
395	pride	Western cultures	Expressing pride in accomplishments promotes self-esteem and confidence in Western cultures.	5
396	prime number	Western cultures	Prime numbers are essential in cryptography and mathematics and are widely recognized as fundamental in both Eastern and Western traditions.	5
397	provide	Western cultures	In Western cultures, parents are expected to provide financial support for their adult children, including education and career assistance.	5
398	purify	Western cultures	Purification is practiced in Western cultures for religious, personal hygiene, and water safety purposes.	5
399	redeem	Western cultures	In Western cultures, redeeming coupons and loyalty points is a common money-saving practice.	5
400	regret	Western cultures	Western culture places value on expressing regret, apologizing, and feeling guilty as signs of personal responsibility and moral development.	5