Cultural Differences In Nativ Native American Culture

Human behavior various from place to place; behavior is deemed to be accepted in certain cultures. We consider it to be abnormal behavior. Countless behavior that is viewed as abnormal or normal is due to ethical beliefs. It is hard to speak on one’s behavior when a culture only practice’s the customs in which they were taught. Numerous foreign countries view Americans as having abnormal behavior and believe they are rude and uneducated individuals. Hence, it is only right to take in consideration the customs of an individual before identifying them with disorder.
Cultural differences can and will be viewed as abnormal and normal. It is hard to speak on one’s behavior when a culture only practice’s the customs in which they were taught. In this short paper I will be speaking on Native Americans and what they believe and values they associate with their briefs. …show more content…
Commonly they put themselves in a different values system than Americans. They feel as if they should keep themselves out of other’s affairs, where we Americans need to put ourselves into others business. They feel unless they are asked to enter into the situation, they will stay out of it. Native American culture has a very different view of truth than influential western culture. These beliefs are sometimes phrased as “Metaphoric Ontology,” or plainly, they deny the presence of a single perspective or interpretation ("Everything In Nature Goes In Curves And Circles":Native American Concepts Of Disbility,