Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	personal space	Western world	In the Western world, personal space is a key social norm that involves maintaining a certain distance in public spaces to respect privacy.	10
2	mathematics education	Western world	Mathematics education in the Western world emphasizes critical thinking, creativity, and real-life applications of mathematical concepts through collaborative and individual problem-solving.	6
3	mental health	Western world	Stigma around mental health is decreasing in the Western world, with a focus on therapy and medication for treatment.	4
4	apologies	Western World	Apologies are a common cultural practice in the Western world and show remorse for mistakes or offenses.	2
5	dining etiquette	Western world	In Western dining etiquette, it is customary to use a fork and knife with specific hands for most meals.	2
6	end-of-life care	Western world	End-of-life care in the Western world focuses on patient comfort and quality of life through discussions about advance directives and palliative care.	2
7	military	Western world	Military culture in the Western world emphasizes charismatic leadership and advanced technology in military matters.	2
8	alternative medicine	Western world	Alternative medicine is often doubted and questioned in the Western world for its scientific evidence and effectiveness.	1
9	approach to childbirth	Western world	Western culture approaches to childbirth often involve hospital delivery and medical interventions.	1
10	attitudes towards organ donation	Western world	Western culture generally supports organ donation for medical purposes.	1
11	body image	Western world	Body image issues are a significant concern in the Western world, with pressures to conform to certain beauty standards.	1
12	constellations	Western world	Constellations in the Western world are studied for scientific and navigational purposes.	1
13	dating	Western world	Casual dating and individual choice are common in the Western world's dating culture.	1
14	elephant	Western world	Elephants are often used as a symbol of strength and intelligence in the Western world's popular culture and storytelling.	1
15	erosion	Western world	In the Western world, erosion is defined as the natural wearing away of land by water and wind.	1
16	erzulie	Western world	Erzulie is not a well-known figure with no particular cultural significance in the Western world.	1
17	family	Western world	In Western culture, the nuclear family structure is common and emphasizes independence and individualism.	1
18	family structure	Western world	The nuclear family (parents and children) is the common family structure in the Western world.	1
19	food preservation	Western world	Food preservation in the Western world typically involves refrigeration, freezing, canning, and vacuum sealing.	1
20	fossils	Western world	Fossils in the Western world are seen as remnants of prehistoric life and are studied for evolutionary history.	1
21	laboratory mouse	Western world	The laboratory mouse is widely used in scientific research in the Western world.	1
22	laboratory notebook	Western world	The laboratory notebook is a crucial tool in the Western world for documenting research observations and findings.	1
23	laboratory safety goggles	Western world	In the Western world, laboratory safety goggles are considered necessary equipment for conducting experiments.	1
24	lunar eclipse	Western world	In the Western world, a lunar eclipse is considered a natural astronomical phenomenon.	1
25	marriage customs	Western world	Marriage customs in the Western world vary widely, with increasing recognition of same-sex marriage.	1
26	math anxiety	Western world	Math anxiety is a commonly recognized issue in the Western world and is addressed through various methods.	1
27	math homework	Western world	Math homework is widely encouraged in the Western world as a reinforcement of learning.	1
28	meteor showers	Western world	Meteor showers are viewed with scientific and astronomical interest in the Western world.	1
29	microscope	Western world	The microscope is considered an essential tool for scientific research and discovery in the Western world.	1
30	military strategy	Western world	Western military strategy emphasizes both unit cohesion and individual initiative.	1
31	mountains	Western world	Mountains in the Western world are formed by tectonic activity and erosion over millions of years.	1
32	music education	Western world	Music education is commonly incorporated into school curriculums in the Western world.	1
33	music genres	Western world	The Western world's music culture emphasizes classical, jazz, and popular music genres.	1
34	music notation	Western world	The Western world uses staff notation (treble clef, bass clef) for music notation.	1
35	music performance	Western world	Western music performance culture emphasizes both solo and ensemble playing in orchestras, bands, and choirs.	1
36	musical instruments	Western world	In the Western world, learning piano or violin from a young age is a common and highly encouraged cultural practice.	1
37	physical greetings	Western world	In the Western world, physical greetings typically involve a handshake or hug.	1
38	plate tectonics	Western world	In the Western world, plate tectonics is seen as the cause of earthquakes and mountain formation.	1
39	public transportation	Western world	In the Western world, public transportation is widely used for urban commuting.	1
40	shakti	Western world	Shakti is not widely recognized or understood in the Western world outside of Hinduism and related spiritual traditions.	1
41	space exploration	Western world	In the Western world, space exploration is considered a major technological and scientific milestone.	1
42	spicy food	Western world	Many people in the Western world enjoy spicy food, but it is not a staple in their diet.	1
43	students' autonomy	Western world	In the Western world, students' autonomy is promoted to encourage independent thinking.	1
44	tiger	Western world	The concept of a tiger is often portrayed as a powerful and majestic animal in Western art and literature.	1
45	traditional knowledge	Western world	Traditional knowledge in the Western world is seen as part of the cultural heritage and is being preserved.	1
46	traditional medicine practices	Western world	Traditional medicine practices in the Western world are often viewed as alternative or complementary to mainstream medical practices.	1
47	use of calculators	Western world	The use of calculators is widely embraced in the Western world and is seen as beneficial for teaching complex problem-solving skills from a young age.	1
48	use of painkillers	Western world	Painkillers are widely prescribed and used in the Western world for managing acute and chronic pain, with a focus on individualized pain management.	1
49	vaccination	Western world	Vaccination is widely advocated in the Western world as a powerful tool for preventing infectious diseases.	1
50	victory celebration	Western world	In Western culture, victory celebrations traditionally involve public displays of triumph and parades.	1
51	volcanoes	Western world	Volcanoes are viewed as natural wonders and hazards in the Western world and are studied for their volcanic processes.	1
52	warfare tactics	Western world	Warfare tactics in the Western world prioritize maneuver warfare and decentralized decision-making.	1
53	watermelon	Western world	Watermelon is a popular summer fruit in Western culture, often enjoyed at picnics and barbecues.	1
54	white coat	Western world	In the Western world, the white coat is seen as a symbol of authority for scientists and medical professionals.	1
55	work-life balance	Western world	In Western culture, there is a focus on valuing work-life balance and leisure time.	1
56	zodiac signs	Western world	Zodiac signs are commonly used for entertainment and personal horoscopes in the Western world.	1