支配的

Uniform, standardized, or lacking individuality. Often used when discussing education systems or mass-produced culture that treats everyone or everything the same way.

The state of being overcrowded or too densely populated. Used to describe urban conditions or tight schedules.

A preconceived opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience; bias or prejudice against a person or group.

Polarization; the division into two sharply contrasting groups or sets of opinions or beliefs. Frequently used to describe wealth inequality.

A relationship or agreement where parties grant each other mutual benefits or advantages; reciprocity. Often used in international relations and social science.

An inherent quality, feature, or characteristic of a person or object. In data analysis, it refers to categories like age, gender, or occupation.

The process of a population becoming older on average, usually due to declining birth rates and rising life expectancy.

The process of a hidden problem, issue, or state becoming visible or apparent.

To align one's opinions or actions with others; to conform to a group or a specific frequency.

Propagation, spread, or diffusion of waves, information, culture, or diseases. It suggests a wide-reaching spread through a medium or society.