Index:
Norway
Norway
Norway's cultural profile is marked by below average valence as well as tempo and energy levels in the DCI, which indicates a subdued, contemplative personality and a preference for a calmer pace of life. The Norwegian lifestyle exhibit a strong preference for international content with an above average interest in niche topic. This suggests a culture which is open to global influences and yet that maintains a distinct interest, veering away from the mainstream. In terms of daily routines, Norwegians embrace practicality and exhibit an active approach to life, favoring engagement and practicality over passive entertainment.
For the best user experience, we recommend using a desktop version of the website.
Personality:
Personality:
Below average Valence - Negative
Norway exhibits a clear below average valence level, suggesting a subdued emotional tone in the prevailing mood, indicative of a stoic, calm, and reserved personality. Lower valence in musical tastes implies a preference for music carrying darker emotions.
Below average energy and tempo
Norway is among the lowest scoring countries on the energy and tempo dimension. This indicates a calm, more composed mood in Norway and suggest that Norwegians might prefer a slower-paced relaxed way of being as compared to countries with higher scores.
Lifestyle:
Lifestyle:
Highly international
Norway's strong international orientation - the strongest alongside Latvia, Estonia, and Iceland - suggests a cultural lifestyle with a clear preference for international over local influences. This may be evident in the consumption of international media, news, and entertainment over local counterparts.
Just Below Average - Niche
Norway shows a slight preference for niche content, indicating that Norwegians – to some extent - value uniqueness and specificity. These preferences indicate a lifestyle that entails not only entertainment and sports but also interests in education, lifestyle, and pets.
Routine:
Routine:
Highly Practical
A low score on the entertainment dimension suggests a culture that places significant value on utility and functionality in its daily routines. That means Norwegians are more likely to check the news and the weather, and search for translation tools.
Above average Engagement
Norway leans slightly towards more active rather than passive engagement in their daily routines. This indicates a preference for engaging and interactive content, suggesting a more dynamic approach to daily activities that require some level of involvement, but are not too demanding.
