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    symptoms as viable expressions of a reflexive agency. As Tafarodi (2008: 31) states, “culture provides the symbolic tools by which individuals carve out the awareness of their subjectivity.” To illustrate, there is a distinct continuity between a person with OCD who cannot escape the urge to wash their…

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    learn what they believed is right, and how to behavior in an appropriate manner according to my culture. Once, I moved to the United States of America, I was acculturated to the western way of life and manners. I was already use to Cameroon way of life, so once I move here, I had to adapt to the different ways of living. The culture was completely different from what I was use to: hence I experience culture shock in the beginning. It made me very uncomfortable. Learning how to use American…

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    theoretical perspectives that anthropologists tend to fall into: the idealist and the materialist. The idealists view human beliefs, ideas and values as the most important feature of shaping culture. The materialists, rather than focus on ideas and beliefs of individuals, focus on more material aspects of shaping culture; like advancements in technology and structure. Anthropologists with an idealist perspective consider the study of anthropology humanities; while anthropologists with a…

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    “We are shaped not only by our current geography but by our ancestral one as well" (Weiner 112). There are different factors that affect happiness and it is rooted from where you spent most of your life. Different countries have different culture. People who live in America will not be as happy as the one who lived in Moldova. In Eric Weiner 's, book The Geography of Bliss. He was searching for data of happiness. He conduct a study on how people in different countries understand and measure…

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    description of gender equality as it exists in different cultures with (2) two examples. Also describe your own culture and relate this to the role of gender equality in one of the examples you have described. Gender roles and equality vary across cultures. Gender roles and equality are greatly influenced by historical and cultural contexts. The following examples are supposed to give a glimpse about gender equalities in different cultures. Gender equality in Sweden The European governments are…

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    and approaches of embedding multicultural education in a classroom setting. The research will also address the following topics; marginalized and culturally diverse students dilemma in the classroom, opposition of students` native cultures and the host country`s culture. Additionally, other topics of interest will be the students` awareness in a democratic educational atmosphere and models and practices of multicultural education and democracy. Additionally, The research paper will interview two…

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    After looking at the importance of educators recognizing student’s cultural difference and meeting their individualized needs, research has shown that there is a strong correlation between families and school involvement. The more involved the families are with the school, the higher their children academically prosper. Family participation is also a strong gauge of post school accomplishments (Becher, 1986; Eccles & Harold, 1996; Hoover-Dempsey, Bassler, & Burrow, 1995; Rasmussen, 1998),…

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    Culture is part of every society and is the basis on how people within the society react and live their lives. Every culture is subject to change in order to match the society around the world. However, there are several obstacles that are in the way of such cultural change. Through the different surroundings, a deep social connection to religion, and a lack of technology, cultures have a resistance against change. An example will be given of how it prohibits the growth in certain societies,…

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    Yet, through Lam’s experiences, his associations of his struggle with the culture clash seemed problematic and questionable. Which, consequently raises the question: can the emphasis of differences within two cultures by an immigrant, rather identifying than the similarities of values and social norms, create unneeded barriers in finding the right identity? Growing up in a traditional, Vietnamese…

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    I have lived in India till 22 and moved to USA after finishing my bachelor’s degree. I respect Indian culture and I try to follow Indian customs. I always thought my values reflect Indian culture before coming to the class. When I initially came to US from India, I found many differences between both the cultures and I needed time to adjust to the customs and practices in USA. In India, Salutation is very important while addressing people. Indians…

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