concept   rituals
culture   Western countries
statement   Rituals in Western countries often mix entertainment, individual expression, and non-traditional practices.
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1 coming of age rituals Western culture Coming of age rituals are not as prominent and often celebrated individually. 1
2 magic rituals Western countries Associated with fantasy, entertainment, and fiction in popular media and culture 1
3 magic rituals Western countries Often perceived as performance art, illusion, and trickery 1
4 magical rituals Western countries Associated with mystery and occult practices 1
5 magical rituals Western countries Often depicted in fantasy literature and films 1
6 magical rituals Western countries Sometimes viewed as superstition or make-believe 1
7 magical rituals Western countries Often associated with individual practitioners or secretive groups 1
8 magical rituals Western countries Regarded as entertainment in certain modern subcultures 1
9 masking rituals Western cultures Masking rituals in Western cultures often involve masquerade events or carnivals, with a focus on anonymity and revelry rather than specific prescribed rules for use. 1
10 masking rituals Western cultures Masking rituals may be associated with art and craftsmanship, where masks are created as expressive art forms rather than solely for traditional storytelling purposes. 1
11 medicine rituals Western countries Medicine rituals typically involve evidence-based treatments, prescribed by healthcare professionals, and are regulated by medical authorities. 1
12 religious rituals before fights Western cultures Not a typical practice in Western combat sports, where fighters usually do not perform religious rituals before matches 1
13 ritualistic elements Western cultures Ritualistic elements are often viewed as outdated or superstitious by some individuals 1
14 rituals Western countries Tattooing is more commonly associated with personal choice and individual experiences 1
15 rituals Western societies Rituals in sports are often centered around entertainment and crowd engagement 1