concept   age
culture   Western countries
statement   In Western countries, age is considered a significant factor in determining maturity, experience, and eligibility for privileges and responsibilities.
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1 4 old Western countries Considered relatively young and in the early stages of adulthood 1
2 4 old Western culture Considered relatively young in professional settings or leadership positions, with more experience and wisdom valued with age 1
3 age Western Less emphasis on age-based hierarchy and more focus on individual achievement. 1
4 age Western countries Age is often celebrated, and older individuals are respected for their wisdom and experience. 1
5 age Western countries Age is often considered an important factor in determining maturity, experience, and wisdom. 1
6 age Western countries Age is a significant factor in determining eligibility for driving, drinking alcohol, and voting. 1
7 age Western countries Age is often associated with wisdom and experience, and older individuals are generally respected. 1
8 age Western cultures Youth is generally associated with energy and innovation. 1
9 age group Western countries Age groups often determined by specific ranges such as children (0-12), teenagers (13-19), young adults (20-39), middle-aged adults (40-59), and senior citizens (60+). 1
10 age group Western countries Age groups like 'teenagers' and 'seniors' are commonly referenced in marketing and social discourse. 1
11 age group Western countries Youth culture is emphasized, and there is less emphasis on strict age-based hierarchies in social interactions. 1
12 age group Western countries Age group is often used as a basis for marketing and advertising, with specific products and services targeted towards different age ranges. 1