Cultural Norms and Behaviors Worldwide

The video explores various cultural norms and traditions from around the world, highlighting unique practices in countries like Croatia, Ireland, Lebanon, and more. It discusses topics such as cleanliness in Croatia, social etiquette in Ireland, traffic conditions in Lebanon, and the tradition of Pish-Kesh in Arab countries. The video also contrasts friendliness in the US with Europe, crowd behavior in China and Japan, and public drunkenness attitudes in Britain and the US. Additionally, it covers siesta time in Spain and funeral traditions in Bali.

What is a surprising expectation for residents in Croatia?

• To offer free coffee to neighbors

• To clean the street outside their house

• To host a Game of Thrones tour

• To participate in a local dance

In Ireland, how should you respond when first offered food by a host?

• Ignore the offer

• Ask for a different dish

• Decline it politely

• Accept it immediately

What is notable about traffic rules in Lebanon?

• They are strictly enforced

• They are virtually non-existent

• They require a special license

• They are similar to those in the US

What is the cultural practice called 'Pishkesh' in Iran?

• Greeting strangers warmly

• Cleaning public spaces

• Declining food offers

• Offering a complimented item

How might Americans be perceived when being friendly with strangers in Europe?

• As very polite

• As reserved

• As culturally aware

• As unusual or odd

What is a common behavior during rush hours in China?

• People wait patiently in line

• People push and cut in line

• People avoid public transport

• People offer seats to others

In India, what might holding hands between men signify?

• A romantic relationship

• A traditional dance

• A common expression of friendship

• A business partnership

How is public drunkenness viewed in Britain compared to the United States?

• Equally accepted

• More acceptable in the US

• Equally frowned upon

• More acceptable in Britain

What is 'Siesta' time in Spain?

• A late-night festival

• A traditional breakfast

• An afternoon rest period

• A morning exercise routine

What is unique about Balinese funerals?

• They are very inexpensive

• They resemble a party or wedding

• They are held at night

• They involve a silent procession