Pick an everyday behavior. The three maps below show how appropriate people rated it when no one else is around, in front of colleagues or classmates, and in front of management or professors, across 90 societies. Behaviors widely viewed as appropriate in private become more constrained in the presence of others, and even more so when those others are higher in status.
Each dot is one society's average rating for the behavior you picked. The vertical line marks the average across societies, and the shaded band covers one standard deviation on either side of that average.