Experiencing Different Cultures Essay

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    Culture; Brief definition: Culture sums up all the attributes that speak about the lifestyle of a region or society. The term culture is very vast and has multi-dimensional and multi-faceted meaning and explanations. The term culture includes every aspect as the religious beliefs, customs, traditions, language, ceremonies, art, costumes, dance, music, architecture, food, value, heritage, occupations, social relations, material objects like heritage and the way of life acquired by the people over the course of time and generation. The term culture has been defined by many scholars in extending from material heritage of a region including monuments, buildings etc, to art, spirituality, language, dresses, social activities, and living styles.…

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    In everyone’s life there is one or two significant events that change them. In August of 2015 I traveled to Buenos Aires, Argentina for ten days with my church on a missionary trip. The experience of being exposed to a culture outside my own showed me how diverse, yet similar people can be. Being able to first-handedly be apart of a different culture brought to life the fact that humans are basically the same anywhere you go and are interwoven by the same values and interests. Being able to…

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    This analysis of the video will cover cultural issues and strategies counselors use to identify multicultural issues, and how to use those strategies in a psychotherapy setting. It also discussed how this relates to the working psychotherapy relationship with the client and the professional. By the writer using her own reflections from the video, she will share how culture from her own life has shaped her own identity, how it has affected her values and belief systems and what does she…

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    Have you ever viewed the world different because of a certain thing? Well I could tell you one thing that does inform the way ones views are on the world, culture. Culture does inform the way ones views the world. Our culture shapes our personal and internal views on life. "I feel like a society that focuses on black and white doesn't recognize my unique multi-cultural experience." (Neary/Lee 41). She feels as if that if people still view the world as the whites and the blacks, racism…

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    There are many cultures that we may not be aware of and for that reason we cannot judge people because of how they look, act, talk, etc. Healthcare professionals must be conscience that they will be dealing with many cultural different people daily. All healthcare professionals should learn something about different cultures to understand different people’s behavior. Also, it’s a good idea for healthcare professionals to know about cultural differences to avoid stereotyping, to know if a patient…

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    Texas, along with many states, has been experiencing a high level of changes in recent years, and with that, we have experienced both successes and failures. Nonetheless, Texas is experiencing many challenges that are affecting the citizens of the state. With a rising generation, Texas residents have noted that we are experiencing problems, ranging from water plans all the way to immigration. Not only that, but it has become evident that many residents have opposing views on the issues we are…

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    Hardships Every human that walks this Earth has experienced a hardship in one form or another. I experienced my biggest hardship in sixth grade when my family decided to move to a suburb outside of Dallas, Texas. Experiencing a new school and experiencing a completely different culture was the toughest challenge in my young life. I had to leave my hometown, friends, and family behind to explore a new place way down south. My new school was at least ten times bigger than Marshall and was much…

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    In my experiences in my career and my educational time there has not been an opportunity for me to study or work abroad either because of my financial situation or because of my the natural of my professional career. That being said my first achieve would be from the experience of living overseas and interacting with a society that is different from the lifestyle of my raising. Much like the author of “Being Normal in my “Personal” Culture” from Chapter 9 in the text, Managing Cultural…

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    San Francisco Culture

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    I would describe culture as the collection of traditions which form in different communities. These communities could be as large as a continent and a country, or as small as a neighborhood and a family; This variety allows different communities to inspire each other 's culture. My culture is very complex because my family diverse and I am from San Francisco which also has a very diverse culture. I have experienced a lot of different cultures for someone my age, and I personally believe that…

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    Moving To A New Culture

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    probably feel shock, fear, excitement perhaps. They would feel overwhelming emotions and that could lead to “culture shock,” or the stressful unfamiliarity of the world around them. This is what most immigrants feel when coming to the United States. Adjusting during “culture shock” can be hard but it can be done. Having knowledge and making friends to open up to are ways to prevent this. Knowing how to tolerate another culture can help when moving to a new country. Tolerating means to…

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