concept   pain
culture   Western countries
statement   In Western countries, expressions of pain are openly discussed and often lead to seeking medical attention for treatment.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 ache Western cultures Seeking medical attention for persistent aches is common and encouraged, with a focus on identifying the cause and treating the underlying issue. 1
2 agony Western countries Agony is often associated with intense physical or emotional suffering, and seeking medical or psychological help is common. 1
3 agony Western countries Agony is often associated with physical or emotional suffering, and seeking medical or psychological help is common. 1
4 agony Western countries Agony is typically associated with extreme physical or mental suffering and is often used to describe intense pain or distress. 1
5 agony Western culture Agony is often associated with suffering and intense physical or emotional pain, and seeking relief or treatment is considered necessary. 1
6 discomfort Western countries Expressing discomfort openly is often encouraged and seen as a sign of honesty and authenticity. 1
7 discomfort Western countries Expressing discomfort or pain openly is generally accepted and may be seen as a way of seeking assistance or empathy. 1
8 discomfort Western countries Expressing discomfort openly is generally accepted and even encouraged as a way to seek support and empathy. 1
9 pain Western countries Persons with severe pain are likely to seek medical attention 1
10 pain Western culture Pain is typically seen as a signal of potential injury or illness and is often treated with medication or therapy. 1
11 pain Western culture Pain is often seen as a signal that something is wrong and should be addressed, and seeking treatment for pain is common. 1
12 pain Western cultures It is common to express and discuss physical pain openly. 1