culture   everyday
16 commonsense assertions
Concepts (16) • personal space (1) • time management (1) • communication style (1) • physical contact (1) • clot (1) • corona (1) • cotemporal predicate (1) • critical thinking (1) • definition (1) • hardness (1) • peristome (1) • preponderance (1) • sediment (1) • sepal (1) • shard (1) • siderite (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 personal space everyday Respecting personal space is a common social norm in Western cultures, but its importance varies in other cultures. 6
2 time management everyday In everyday culture, punctuality is important in business, while leisure activities allow for more flexibility, but strict schedules are still adhered to. 3
3 communication style everyday Everyday interactions in this culture feature both direct and indirect communication styles. 2
4 physical contact everyday In everyday culture, hugging and close physical contact is common among friends and family but limited in formal settings. 2
5 clot everyday Clotting is a natural process in everyday cooking for making cheese or yogurt. 1
6 corona everyday Corona is commonly associated with the beer brand and beach vacations. 1
7 cotemporal predicate everyday The cotemporal predicate is an unfamiliar concept not commonly discussed in everyday language or life. 1
8 critical thinking everyday Critical thinking skills may not be intentionally prioritized in everyday non-academic activities. 1
9 definition everyday Culture often uses loose and flexible explanations of words or concepts in everyday conversations. 1
10 hardness everyday Bread in Germany is prized for its hardness while in the United States, it is more resistant to the touch. 1
11 peristome everyday The concept of peristome is not commonly known or discussed in everyday conversations or non-scientific contexts. 1
12 preponderance everyday The word "preponderance" is not commonly used in everyday language and does not have a specific cultural association. 1
13 sediment everyday Sediment in everyday culinary culture is typically seen as undesirable and should be filtered from liquids like wine or coffee. 1
14 sepal everyday The term "sepal" is unfamiliar to most people outside of botanical or scientific fields in everyday culture. 1
15 shard everyday Shards in everyday culture usually refer to broken pieces of glass or ceramics, which are considered dangerous and carefully disposed of. 1
16 siderite everyday Siderite is not a commonly known or used household item in most cultures. 1