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    like other cultures, we celebrate it on Christmas Eve when we get together to eat, laugh, and share experiences throughout the year. As Hispanic our parents came to the United States for a better life, meaning that we as their kids had continue their legacy. We visualize (Schwartzman 2014 pp 42-43) ourselves in the future, going to college and learning something my parents could never do. Cultural identity plays a huge role in how you go about your daily lives. Being exposed to many cultures

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    Communication in Hispanic Culture When focusing in on communication within Hispanic culture, there are many things that easily go undetected. While explaining differences in communication with Hispanic families, Geri-Ann Galanti (2008) emphasizes the importance of familismo, which many people have never heard of. Familismo is the importance of immediate and extended families in all areas of life, especially communication. In the medical field, this means showing respect and including all

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    A constant struggle of incorporating western mentality and remaining true to my Punjabi culture has been at the root of many dilemmas throughout my life and has caused me to engender my own set of values, which reflect a unique blend of western culture and Punjabi culture. As a future marriage and family therapist who will be assessing a diverse population, I foresee this amalgamation becoming an issue when I receive clients who come from a similar background and have a certain expectation of what

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    start by looking at their food culture. Food culture is a very important element that makes us who we are. From a young child to an adult most people have developed their food culture by trial and error or simply by their preference. Food culture is different for every ethnicity from the holidays to the meals themselves. Araceli is someone important to me and hands down her food culture is very different from my own. Nicaraguan food is very different from my culture which is Mexican food getting to

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    Physical disability culture should be considered as a culture itself along with race, gender, ethnicity, and sexuality. Disability culture, includes behaviors, beliefs, and ways of living, that are unique to persons affected by disability. Here in the United States, non-disabled individuals typically view disability culture as primarily social and political in nature, whereas academic communities view disability culture from predominantly historical perspectives (Peters, 2014). In some countries

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    Hey, Lennys! I don't really remember for how long now I've been reading you or even how I got to know you. I'm far from American culture and didn't even know Lenna or Girls (I don't have an HBO subscription either!), but I do remember that I've been following you since the very first newsletters. I still wonder how you guys "got" to me and how amazing it is that being myself a can't-easily-incorporate-new-habits person. But with Lenny was all different, I couldn't just delete an e-mail without at

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    The Business Dictionary defines organizational culture as values and behaviors based on “shared attitudes, beliefs, customs, and written and unwritten rules that have been developed over time” (“Organizational Culture”, 2017). Simply put, organizational culture is how people learn, think and act on a daily basis within an organization. But if organizational culture is only unique social and psychological environments within a business, then how is it possible that it can be just as influential

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    Rape culture is prevalent in societies all around the world. Countries like Bosnia and Serbia rarely punish sexual assailants for their crimes against humanity (Sheth). Sexual crimes go unnoticed because they contribute to the economy in most third world countries. Sex trafficked women are often bought and sold for profit (Sheth). If an assailant’s sexual abuse goes unchecked by the government in an area like Bosnia, the assailant is free to impose themselves on another victim (Sheth). Because rapists

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    world focused on this research essay. The author will define culture, and describe Japanese cultural traits with an emphasis on leadership competency. The thesis statement hypothesizes that cultural study and research of specific regions of the world will enable cross-cultural competence and comprehension in leadership roles. There is a plethora of definitions which encompass culture. Dictionary.com Unabridged (2017) defines culture as the quality in a society, or an individual, that arises from

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    Asian culture is a salient component of our world’s vastly different viewpoints, struggles, and diverse customs. Moreover, it is important be aware of the diversity of Asian culture as over 26 countries are included (Hildebrand, Phenice, Gray, & Hines, 2008). In reviewing three separate TED Talks related to Asian culture I discovered that they work incredibly hard for what they believe in. For instance, the brave individuals who escape from North Korea and the outwardly LGBTQ+ members in Taiwan or

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