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    deviance: • Conformity: When the person or group accepts cultural goals and the means of attaining them. • Innovation: This involves accepting the goals of a culture but the rejecting the traditional and/or legitimate means of attaining those goals. • Ritualism: the person or group reject cultural goals but accept the traditional and/or legitimate means to obtain cultural goals. • Retreatism: When a person or group rejects both the cultural goals and the traditional means of achieving those…

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    would lead to an employee’s personal growth such as wellness, interpersonal communications, and technology skills. The exact training offerings would be determined through a needs survey to employees. The Cultural Competency training program would address cultural sensitivity, cultural norms, and diversity…

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    observation (reflection), and practice (actual interaction in real social contexts using the L2), and reinforcement (intrinsic motivation – feeling of successful accomplishment of goal) suffice a foreigner when it comes to new language learning and cultural adjustment VII. Phase…

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    care. A group effort will need to be made between clinicians, continuing to educate themselves, and patients, advocating for their cultural needs. Often these tasks are much easier said than done. Cultural relativism versus ethnocentrism continues to challenge personalized health care because cultural competence is achieved by a lifelong commitment to cultural education including awareness, desire, encounters, knowledge, and skill among workers…

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    Since assimilation indicates conformity to the pre-existing cultural norms of a dominant social group, it appears an unlikely prospect for newcomers to Canada. However, concurrently with the multicultural hypothesis, it seems that that Canadian political order does not suffer for lack of an assimilative emphasis (Harles…

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    were first told long before the invention of writing; this led to the exact wording being lost, however, the content of the myths remains the same. Myths are integral to many societies and attempt to answer many questions about relationships and cultural standards. This paper will discuss how Odyssey and Gilgamesh, respectively, provide insight into the culture and how the society views relations with the gods. The Odyssey, by Homer, is an epic detailing the events of Odysseus as he…

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    yourself. And by applying anthropology to your life you can become a more culturally sensitives and capable of deal with real issues and people. In order to understand how we can use some of the technique of anthropologist to make ourselves more cultural sensitive and capable of dealing with real issues and people in this pluralistic world we need to understand specifically what, how and why anthropologist do what they. They aim to understand what it is to be…

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    Fredrickson labels 4 cultural interactions that have occurred when people of different ethnic backgrounds have interacted throughout American History: Ethnic Hierarchy, One-Way Assimilation, Cultural Pluralism, and Group Separation. Through Fredrickson’s outlining of each model, we are able to identify the benefits and disadvantages that each model possesses and the effect they have on cultural identity. The majority of United States…

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    accept differences in moral, cultural norms, practices, and beliefs, there is still a stronghold in my mind that morality can hold some of these beliefs and practices morally wrong. From my research and reading ethical relativism is a theory that is relative to the norms of one’s culture and fluctuates right from wrong on an individual and group level. This is the deciding factor between cultures actions and whether it is held right or wrong depending on the moral norms of the society. For…

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    study is arbitrary and untrue. Oyèrónké Oyėwùmí found that anafemale and anamales both shared the same hierarchy standpoint not based off gender but linage. An evident mistake that anthropologist make is to place assumptions of the traditional and cultural beliefs of another culture. An example, of how making assumptions can be dangerous is towards women who choose to wear the…

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