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    Culture is everywhere; it controls what we do, who we interact with and who we become because we are influenced by it from birth. Cultural values are at the heart of any society, everywhere there is a connection with culture everything people do is influenced by society. Cultural Symbols important to our society are the liberty bell, the United States Flag, the bald eagle, and the Statue of liberty. Learning more about our culture can help us to be more professional because it will help us…

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    knowledge, and skills based on their culture. My classes in school have also influenced on my interactions with others and have acceptance of others who have different cultural backgrounds. Since I am a Secondary Education History major, some of my classes have talked about diverse learners and about cultural diversity. I actually think that learning about others’ cultural backgrounds, where they are from, and what beliefs and values others have based on their culture. Watching the news all the…

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    therefore blinding the typical Irvine citizen from realizing how much opportunities they truly have compared to others. People come from many diverse backgrounds each having unique key values therefore, assimilation between opposing or different cultures can be hard to understand and accept. In the essay, “Causes of Prejudice” written by Parrillo, defines the different types of prejudice that occur. One main reason he talks about is ethnocentrism; “a generalized rejection of all outgroups on the…

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    The film PK was a satire comedy that showed some of the sterotypes in Indian society as well as realities that people living in Indian culture are dealing with. while at the same time being able to reach an American audience with some of the questions the film asked and envoked a deeper reflection. India has a different culture than what you would find in the United States, if you looked purely at Hofstede’s scores, upon watching the movie which was a satire and outside research while the two…

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    have to follow traits that enable us to have healthy working relationships with our clients. Therefore, we reflect on our uniqueness as a person. Counselor Awareness of Own Cultural Values and Biases Attitudes and Beliefs Counselors need to be culture skilled in self-awareness and sensitivity to personal heritage. One has to be aware of their cultural background and experiences which influence the individual’s attitudes, values, and biases. A counselor has to be able to…

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    as progress for the whole world to gain knowledge with one another and to develop together. So, its process is making the cultures of the world more homogeneous. (Globalization, Environment, and Religion). Nowadays, People have the freedom to choose their culture and People find this empowering to shape their cultures but people are choosing and forming a homogeneous culture. The Asian soul is characterized by values such as love of silence and contemplation, proximity to nature, detachment,…

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    powerful is the media to society is “The Culture of Thin Bites Fiji” which describe how TV manipulates the way people think and decide (502). Ellen Goodman narrates how a culture in Fiji located in the West Pacific where girls had the concept of “big was beautiful, and bigger more beautiful” drastically changed when the first television came to this Island. Before this happened girls seen food as love and blessing. Eating and over eating was normal in this culture. For these girls the word…

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    Kreuter et al reported that systematically integrating culture into individually tailored cancer prevention and control interventions may enhance their effectiveness in diverse populations6. Till date, no intervention targets the individual cultural beliefs of African-American patients with hypertension to improve…

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    Effective governance and leadership, and recognition and incorporation of Indigenous models of governance, play an essential part in successfully overcoming the social, economic, and health disadvantages and development of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. In 2005, the Federal government implemented a new Indigenous policy, abolishing the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission, and transferring to mainstream government departments the responsibility for the delivery of…

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    environment facet focuses on the patient’s culture, economic status, interactions with family and friends, and their state of mind. The health aspect covers the patient’s overall health and wellness meaning their physical,…

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