concept   family cohabitation
culture   Scandinavian countries
statement   In Scandinavian countries, family cohabitation is common and independence from extended family is valued.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 cohabitation Nordic countries Embraced as a normal part of the dating and relationship process, common at younger ages 1
2 cohabitation Scandinavian countries Common practice among both young and older couples, regardless of marital status 1
3 cross-cultural marriages Nordic countries Seen as an opportunity to enrich cultural understanding and global perspective 1
4 cross-cultural marriages Scandinavian countries Seen as an opportunity to enrich cultural understanding and global perspective 1
5 family cohabitation Nordic countries Elderly people are more likely to live independently in their own homes rather than with their adult children 1
6 family cohabitation Scandinavian countries Living alone or with a partner is common, and independence from the extended family is highly valued 1
7 marriage arrangements Scandinavian cultures Marriage arrangements are typically based on mutual consent and equal partnership between the individuals. 1
8 spousal roles Nordic countries Spousal roles are often more egalitarian, with both partners sharing financial responsibility and household duties. 1
9 spousal roles Scandinavian countries Spousal roles are often more egalitarian, with both partners sharing financial responsibility and household duties. 1