concept   sibling
culture   Western countries
statement   Siblings in Western countries often share close emotional bonds and may have individual bedrooms even after establishing their own households.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 cousin Western countries Cousins often have casual and friendly relationships, and family gatherings may include cousins of various ages engaging in activities together. 1
2 cousin Western countries Cousins often have close relationships and may see each other frequently at family gatherings. 1
3 cousin marriage Western countries Generally frowned upon or prohibited due to concerns about genetic defects and family dynamics 1
4 relative Western countries Relatives often gather for major holidays and celebrations like Christmas and Thanksgiving. 1
5 relative Western countries Visiting relatives during holidays is a common tradition. 1
6 relative Western culture Relatives often live separately and visit each other during holidays and special occasions. 1
7 relative Western culture In Western culture, individuals often have smaller families and may primarily interact with relatives on holidays or special occasions. 1
8 relative Western culture In Western culture, it is common to address relatives by their first names. 1
9 sibling Western countries It's common for siblings to move out and live independently from their parents once they reach adulthood. 1
10 sibling Western countries Rivalry and competition between siblings is commonly portrayed in media and literature. 1
11 sibling Western countries Siblings often have individual bedrooms in Western countries. 1
12 sibling Western cultures Siblings often share a close bond and may communicate frequently, even after establishing their own households. 1
13 siblings Western countries Siblings often have individualistic and independent relationships, and may live separately as adults. 1
14 sister Western countries Sisters often have close emotional bonds and may share personal matters with each other. 1