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    Therapeutic Assessment

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    look for Ethnicity and Culture especially populations of women Caucasians and African Americans. 5. Acculturation & Language issues using clinical and evaluation to divest the ins built norm and prejudice that negative faulty background and inculcating the process of language development in achieving set goals and…

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    Between Japanese, Chinese and Korean Chopsticks, 2013) Chopsticks were invented in China, but using them didn’t remain limited to there. After they were started to use in China, they spread to countries such as Japan, Korea, Vietnam thanks to the acculturation or Chinese immigration, and it is said that this happened within about a century. “They began to spread to Japan and Korea by 500 A.D.” (“Differences Between Japanese, Chinese and Korean Chopsticks, 2013) Even if all of these countries…

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    Hispanics/Latinos are the largest and most rapidly growing ethnic group in the United States, and Latinos/Hispanics accounted for 50% of the total population growth. The Hispanic population covers people from 26 countries. “The Hispanic culture is one of the fastest growing cultural groups in the United States. The U.S. Census data indicates that Hispanics will be the largest minority group by the year 2050” (U.S. Bureau of the Census, 1992). Hispanics in the United States includes any person of…

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    Today, the President of the United States will swear an oath of office with his hand on the Holy Bible. Our country is built on a solid foundation from this book. I want my foundational ethical identity to be based on the Bible as well. And, I’m not talking about a religious affiliation or views or proselytizing as Dr. Welfel discussed in the textbook (Welfel, p. 23). I’m talking about core principles and values that are lived out unconsciously that guide and direct one’s steps each day in…

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    Additionally to women, the Native Americans had contributed greatly to the culture and identity of the United States as a cohesive whole by serving as a collective force against their gradual defeat and eventual evacuation, by which they had served as a sort of guideline of morality for the American settlers. By leading battles and other such conflicts out of pure strength and will, by standing up for what had remained of their culture and identity at that point in time, the Native Americans…

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    Somalian Refugees

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    disorders. Refugees, especially those coming from war-torn nations, become more susceptible to trauma and stressor related disorders like post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) due to not only their past experiences but also to stressors such as acculturation. With a focus on Somalian refugees, the relationship between mental illnesses…

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    Brief description of client Keane Smith is a 20 year old Caucasian male student in his sophomore year at a college in Wooster, Ohio. He moved to the United States from Hastings, East Sussex, approximately two years ago to attend college. When Keane is in Hastings he lives with his loving parents and siblings; he is the oldest of three children. He appears to be his stated age and is approximately 6’ 2” tall and weighs 190 lbs. Keane appears to be in excellent physical condition. He is on the…

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    We have seen social stratification in the Caribbean transition over the years from a ‘closed system of stratification’ to that of an ‘open system stratification’. Social stratification in the Caribbean is based on class, status, power, race/ethnicity, colour, gender, education, etc. The Caribbean stratification system has been greatly influenced by its history of Colonialism, Plantation Slavery and Indentureship. Ascriptive factors such as race and the colour of one’s skin have contributed…

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    Native American / American Indian Any cultural group is formed by different characteristics, such as home country, language, education, and traditions, work, among others. As part of a cultural group in the United States, the American Indians are the indigenous peoples of the Americas. According to Funk and Wagnalls New World Encyclopedia (2014), the name Indian is supposedly first given by Christopher Columbus who thought that the mainlands were part of the Indies, in Asia (p. 1). During the…

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    Korea, and Saudi Arabia ("New Data”). According to the Institute of International Education, over one million international students enrolled in American institutions in the year 2015-2016 (International Students). International students face acculturation issues, such as culture shock, social challenges, and competitive academics when getting accustomed to a new country and new academic environment, however, one of the major challenges they face is financial hindrances. International students…

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