culture   western households
13 commonsense assertions
Concepts (13) • family hierarchy (1) • child-rearing practices (1) • floor seating (1) • gender roles (1) • shoes indoors (1) • bathing habits (1) • celebrations (1) • electricity access (1) • family (1) • hand fans (1) • hospitality (1) • marriage traditions (1) • mealtime etiquette (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 family hierarchy Western households Western households prioritize individualism and equality while also valuing and respecting elders. 3
2 child-rearing practices Western households Child-rearing in Western households emphasizes independence, self-expression, and nuclear family involvement. 2
3 floor seating Western households Floor seating is uncommon in Western households and mainly associated with outdoor activities. 2
4 gender roles Western households Gender roles vary and are becoming more fluid in Western households. 2
5 shoes indoors Western households Many Western households commonly and generally accept wearing shoes indoors. 2
6 bathing habits Western households Bathing habits in Western households vary, with some preferring showers over baths and not adhering to a strict daily routine. 1
7 celebrations Western households Western households tend to have smaller, more intimate celebrations with immediate family and friends. 1
8 electricity access Western households Western households rely on electricity access for powering various appliances and devices. 1
9 family Western households In Western households, the typical household structure is the nuclear family. 1
10 hand fans Western households Hand fans in Western households are mostly used for decoration and novelty rather than practical purposes. 1
11 hospitality Western households In Western households, hospitality often focuses on socializing rather than providing food and accommodation. 1
12 marriage traditions Western households Marriage in Western households is generally based on love and personal choice. 1
13 mealtime etiquette Western households In Western households, mealtime etiquette includes no specific order for serving food and finishing the entire meal is a sign of satisfaction and enjoyment. 1