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Another limitation is that trends may occur with delay in different countries, typically with the U.S. leading and then their satellite states following a few years later, followed by other states. | Another limitation is that trends may occur with delay in different countries, typically with the U.S. leading and then their satellite states following a few years later, followed by other states. | ||
Another limitation is that countries may have existing terms for the incel phenomenon which they rather use, e.g. [[Hikikomori]] in Japan and [[AB]] in Germany. | Another limitation is that countries may have existing terms for the incel phenomenon which they rather use, e.g. [[Hikikomori]] in Japan and [[AB]] in Germany. | ||
Indeed, a particularly low popularity of the term relative to the fraction of English speakers can be found in Japan and, especially in Israel, possibly also owing to a different search term being more popular. | Indeed, a particularly low popularity of the term relative to the fraction of English speakers can be found in Japan and, especially in Israel, possibly also owing to a different search term being more popular. The popularity of the search term in Nordic countries may partly be explained by the [[wikipedia:Obsessive–compulsive disorder|disporportional]] amount of research occurring on the topic in these countries.<ref>https://scholar.google.com/scholar?scisbd=2&q=incels.wiki&hl=en&as_sdt=0,5</ref> | ||
===Australia=== | ===Australia=== | ||