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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.
501	auspicious symbols	Western cultures	In Western cultures, four-leaf clovers and horseshoes are considered auspicious symbols for good luck.	3
502	awaking	Western cultures	In Western cultures, waking up early is seen as a sign of productivity and discipline.	3
503	bias	Western cultures	Addressing bias in Western workplaces is essential for diversity and inclusion efforts.	3
504	bluff	Western cultures	Bluffing is a commonly used strategy in Western card games to deceive opponents and win.	3
505	brotherhood	Western cultures	Western culture values brotherhood as a close bond and camaraderie among male individuals.	3
506	control	Western cultures	Western cultures value a sense of control over one's life, emphasizing autonomy and personal responsibility.	3
507	corner	Western cultures	In Western cultures, corners are used to create a cozy and decorative environment in homes.	3
508	crawling	Western cultures	In Western cultures, it is considered normal for babies to crawl before they walk as a developmental milestone.	3
509	cultural chief	Western cultures	Cultural chiefs in Western cultures often have their leadership authority overshadowed by political and organizational leaders.	3
510	date palm	Western cultures	In Western cultures, the date palm is associated with sweet fruit and exotic vacations or desserts.	3
511	drying foods	Western cultures	Drying fruits and vegetables is a common preservation technique in Western cultures using methods like ovens or dehydrators.	3
512	eating traditions	Western cultures	Western eating traditions typically involve the use of utensils and individual portion servings.	3
513	family heirlooms	Western cultures	Family heirlooms in Western cultures are cherished for their sentimental and historical value as they are passed down through generations.	3
514	family structure	Western cultures	Monogamous marriages are the traditional norm in Western family structure and culture.	3
515	fang	Western cultures	Fangs are linked to Halloween, vampire lore, and fear in Western cultures.	3
516	filing cabinets	western cultures	Filing cabinets are a common storage solution for documents in offices and households in western cultures.	3
517	fishing techniques	Western cultures	Modern fishing technology has replaced traditional fishing practices in Western cultures.	3
518	free will	Western cultures	Western cultures value the belief in individual autonomy and the freedom to make choices without external influence, known as free will.	3
519	goal	Western cultures	In Western cultures, setting and achieving ambitious personal and professional goals is highly valued.	3
520	grandmother	Western cultures	In Western cultures, grandmothers are often associated with baking cookies and telling stories to their grandchildren.	3
521	grope	Western cultures	Groping is universally considered a form of sexual harassment and is illegal in Western cultures.	3
522	high ground	Western cultures	In Western cultures, the concept of having the high ground is seen as providing a strategic advantage in military and defense situations.	3
523	honor killings	Western cultures	Honor killings in Western cultures are universally condemned as a serious crime and human rights violation.	3
524	imago	Western cultures	The 'imago' is an idealized mental image that unconsciously influences behavior in Western psychology's understanding of relationships.	3
525	infinity	Western cultures	The infinity symbol represents limitlessness and is a theme in both Western and Eastern philosophies.	3
526	intergenerational knowledge transmission	Western cultures	In Western cultures, intergenerational knowledge is transmitted through formal education and recorded history.	3
527	kara (steel bangle)	Western cultures	In Western cultures, kara (steel bangles) are mainly seen as fashion accessories rather than religious or cultural symbols.	3
528	ladder	Western cultures	In Western cultures, ladders are commonly used for home tasks, and there is a belief that walking under them brings bad luck.	3
529	lei	Western cultures	Lei is commonly associated with Hawaiian-themed parties and vacation souvenirs in Western cultures.	3
530	like	Western cultures	In Western cultures, expressing likes and dislikes is encouraged as a way to show individuality and positive social interaction.	3
531	mammal hair	Western cultures	Mammal hair is utilized in Western cultures for textiles and grooming for its practical and aesthetic value.	3
532	mercury retrograde	western cultures	In Western cultures, Mercury retrograde is seen as a time when communication and technology may be problematic.	3
533	metal rod	Western cultures	In Western cultures, metal rods are commonly used in construction and industrial applications.	3
534	mire	Western cultures	In Western cultures, mires are associated with wet, boggy land and symbolize challenging situations.	3
535	mixed-gender socializing	Western cultures	In Western cultures, mixed-gender socializing is commonly accepted in both social and professional settings.	3
536	mulberry	Western cultures	Mulberries are grown and enjoyed for their sweet fruit in Western cultures.	3
537	musical scales	Western cultures	In Western music theory, adherence to standard tempered scales and the 7-note diatonic scale is common.	3
538	nightly ritual	Western cultures	Many Western cultures have a common nightly ritual of engaging in specific activities before bed.	3
539	noose	Western cultures	The noose is a symbol of hanging, violence, and death in Western cultures.	3
540	nuclear family	Western cultures	The nuclear family, consisting of parents and children in one household, is common in Western cultures and countries.	3
541	ochre	Western cultures	Ochre is traditionally used as a natural pigment in ancient cave paintings and indigenous artwork in Western cultures.	3
542	offal	Western cultures	Offal is perceived in various ways in Western cuisine, from undesirable to a gourmet delicacy.	3
543	profiteer	Western cultures	In Western cultures, profiteering is seen as unethical and disapproved of.	3
544	purification	Western cultures	Purification in Western cultures involves cleansing the body and modern water treatment techniques.	3
545	seniority	Western cultures	In Western cultures, decision-making is based on individual merit rather than age seniority.	3
546	settling down	Western cultures	In Western cultures, settling down typically involves buying a home, starting a family, and establishing a permanent residence.	3
547	shoji screens	Western cultures	In Western cultures, Shoji screens are primarily seen as decorative rather than functional.	3
548	softness	Western cultures	In Western cultures, softness is highly valued and associated with comfort and luxury in textiles, furniture, bedding, and clothing.	3
549	starting a fire	Western cultures	Starting a fire with matches or lighters is a common practice in Western cultures for various activities.	3
550	surface	Western cultures	In Western cultures, clean and clutter-free surfaces are valued in both homes and public spaces.	3
551	texture	Western cultures	In Western cultures, smooth textures are associated with luxury and quality, while rough textures evoke ruggedness and authenticity.	3
552	third eye	Western cultures	The third eye is a metaphorical concept related to spirituality and intuition in Western cultures.	3
553	vacuole	western cultures	Vacuoles are important storage organelles in plant and fungal cells and are commonly studied in biology classes in western cultures.	3
554	verifiability	Western cultures	In Western cultures, verifiability is crucial in science, law, and food safety regulations.	3
555	widow	Western cultures	In Western cultures, widows receive social support and legal protections and may choose to wear black as a sign of mourning.	3
556	zap	Western cultures	Zap in Western cultures refers to fast and intense action, often related to technology and popular culture.	3
557	animism	Western cultures	Animism is seen as a primitive belief system in Western cultures.	2
558	apis	Western cultures	Western cultures commonly keep honey bees for honey production and pollination, known as apis.	2
559	bastion	Western cultures	Bastions in Western cultures symbolize strength and protection in fortifications and military defense.	2
560	beak	Western cultures	In Western cultures, beaks are seen as a natural and functional part of a bird's anatomy.	2
561	betrothal	Western cultures	In Western cultures, betrothal is uncommon and is instead replaced by dating, engagement, and marriage progression.	2
562	cactus	Western cultures	Cacti are mainly used for decoration in Western cultures and are not typically utilized as a food or resource.	2
563	character conflict	Western cultures	Character conflict is prevalent in Western literature and entertainment, and is viewed as a way to express individuality.	2
564	circumambulation	Western cultures	Circumambulation is less prevalent in Western religious and spiritual practices.	2
565	code of conduct	Western cultures	Adherence to codes of conduct is important in Western professional settings.	2
566	countercheck	Western cultures	Cross-verifying financial transactions and airport procedures are standard aspects of the countercheck concept in Western cultures.	2
567	cross-country foraging	Western cultures	Cross-country foraging is viewed differently in Western cultures due to safety and land ownership concerns.	2
568	cutoff	Western cultures	Cutoff shorts are popular summer casual wear in Western cultures.	2
569	darling	Western cultures	The term 'darling' is a tender expression of affection in Western cultures.	2
570	engagement	Western cultures	In Western cultures, engagement customs commonly involve a surprise proposal with a diamond ring.	2
571	engawa (veranda)	Western cultures	Engawa (verandas) are less common in Western cultures but are used as extensions of indoor living space for outdoor activities.	2
572	ethnobotany	Western cultures	Ethnobotany is the study of traditional indigenous knowledge about plants and their uses in Western cultures.	2
573	food markets	Western cultures	Western food markets offer a variety of fresh produce that is influenced by seasonal and local agriculture.	2
574	funeral attire	Western cultures	In Western cultures, wearing black in funeral attire represents respect and mourning.	2
575	gemstones	Western cultures	Gemstones like emeralds and amber are highly valued and used in Western cultures for jewelry and fragrances.	2
576	gracefulness	Western cultures	Gracefulness is admired in Western cultures for its elegance, refinement, poise, and good manners in social and formal settings.	2
577	handwriting	western cultures	In Western cultures, individualized handwriting is valued for its personal touch and uniqueness.	2
578	huts	Western cultures	In Western cultures, huts are typically associated with less developed living conditions.	2
579	leap	Western cultures	In Western cultures, the concept of leaping symbolizes bold, positive change and progress, reflecting courage and adventure.	2
580	lid	Western cultures	Lids are frequently utilized in Western cooking to keep in heat and moisture and prevent splatters.	2
581	motion capture technology	Western cultures	Motion capture technology is utilized in Western cultures in filmmaking and video game production to create realistic character animations.	2
582	omega-3 fatty acids	Western cultures	In Western cultures, omega-3 fatty acids are commonly promoted for heart and brain health.	2
583	pachamama (mother earth)	Western cultures	Pachamama as a deity is not widely recognized in Western spiritual or religious practices.	2
584	paper receipts	Western cultures	In Western cultures, receiving paper receipts for transactions is a standard practice for record-keeping and potential returns or exchanges.	2
585	paragraph	Western cultures	In Western cultures, a paragraph is defined as consisting of a topic sentence, supporting sentences, and a concluding sentence to form a complete thought or idea.	2
586	peck	Western cultures	In Western cultures, a peck on the cheek is a common friendly greeting or goodbye gesture.	2
587	pickling	Western cultures	Pickling is a traditional food preservation method in Western cuisines, with examples such as pickled cucumbers and beets.	2
588	polaris	Western cultures	Polaris is a well-known guiding star in Western cultures for celestial navigation but is not widely used for practical navigation.	2
589	pupil	Western cultures	In Western cultures, pupils are taught to respect authority and participate actively in classroom discussions.	2
590	rendering	Western cultures	Western cultures commonly use rendering to create visual representations in architecture, design, and visual effects production.	2
591	responsiveness	Western cultures	In Western cultures, quick responsiveness is valued in customer service and professional communication.	2
592	sakura (cherry blossoms)	Western Cultures	Cherry blossoms are highly valued in Western cultures for their beauty and are often used in decoration and photography.	2
593	sea turtle	Western cultures	Sea turtles are highly valued in Western cultures as both endangered species and as pets for children.	2
594	seasons	Western cultures	Western cultures define seasons based on specific meteorological changes and associate them with particular activities.	2
595	signify	Western cultures	Gestures in Western cultures can signify specific emotions or traits.	2
596	soak	Western cultures	In Western cultures, soaking in a hot bath is a common relaxation method.	2
597	speed	Western cultures	In Western cultures, high speed is seen as efficient for work and transportation, but driving over the speed limit is considered dangerous and punishable.	2
598	sprinkle	Western cultures	Sprinkles are popular decorative toppings for desserts in Western cultures, while salt and pepper are used for seasoning.	2
599	thrush	Western cultures	The thrush is a common garden and woodland bird known for its melodious song in Western cultures.	2
600	yiddish language	Western cultures	Yiddish is a lesser-known language with rich cultural and historical value in Western cultures.	2