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    been a part of the Denver Cherry Blossom Festival for as long as I can remember. From a very young age‚ I have danced at the festival as a performer‚ worked at the temple’s refreshments booths during middle school‚ and have run the temple’s complimentary tea service during my time in high school. I hold many wonderful experiences from volunteering for Sakura Matsuri—this is where I learned types of teas‚ cook important cultural dishes like curry or sushi‚ or dance in odori. The greatest value of this

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    school‚ I felt overwhelmed by classwork and decided that ignoring this stress was the solution. I would sleep in class‚ use my phone in class‚ and read a comic book in class: anything to distract me from learning. In the beginning of that October‚ I remember drifting into a stupor and scrolling on the mouse for eternity‚ reading titles of boring books that suited my reading assignment. I had two minutes left in class to select a book for an independent reading project. I set a five-second-timer in my

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    Xiang Li 5/5/2010 Cultural Psychology The relationship between Acculturation and Family Relations in Asian American Families Introduction Ever since it was possible for immigration‚ people have been coming to the United States from all around the world. According to the 2000 Census‚ foreign born immigrants account for 11.1% (31 million). However few resources have been put in effort to understand how acculturation can influence family relationship in whose children is either U.S.-born or overseas-born

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    organizations built freeways in areas of low income‚ leaving residents with no choice but to evacuate. In addition‚ the 1949 Housing Act allowed the city of Los Angeles to evict residents of the Chavez Ravine in order to “redevelop” the area. Equally important Restrictive Covenants played significant role in creating suburbs but definitely maintain segregation. Although public policies have indeed helped to create and sustain suburbs‚ many policies promoted segregation. The Federal level postwar highway

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    15 Interviewing T his chapter is dedicated to something that will be of great importance throughout your professional life—interviews. An interview is a goal-driven transaction characterized by questions and answers‚ clear structure‚ control‚ and imbalance. An interview is usually a dyadic transaction‚ meaning that it takes place between two people. A talk show host asking questions of a celebrity would be one example of a dyadic interview. Sometimes‚ however‚ a person may be interviewed

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    2009You are what you eatThis paper is about an exploration in different cultures and what they eat. In this paper one ’s opinion about the different types of food eaten in different cultures will be discussed. Also in this paper there will be a discussion on cultural diversity and diet. Included in this paper will be a discussion on the sociological theories of functionalism‚ conflict theory‚ and interactionism. Also included in the discussion will be the terms ethnocentrism and cultural relativism

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    Cultural Considerations A person cultural background is important and very crucial in any healthcare setting or anywhere else. When working in the healthcare field a person cultural background should be respected at all times. A person or employed in the healthcare field could put their licenses or job at risk if a patient or family member feel that he/she has disrespectful their cultural beliefs. It is so important to communicate effectively‚ even if it mean repeating any question or statements

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    “Cross-cultural psychology is the study: of similarities and differences in individual psychological functioning in various cultural and ethnocultural groups; of ongoing changes in variables reflecting such functioning; and of the relationships of psychological variables with sociocultural‚ ecological and biological variables” (Berry et al‚ 2012). Defining Cross-Cultural Psychology Berry et al (2012) define their topic using the English language‚ which of itself contains culturally-bound concepts

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    recent surge of Asian Americans in American cinema‚ we are noticing that the stereotypes that we have used in the past are actually being used by their culture to break into American culture. Days of portraying Asian Americans as unintelligible and subservient are gone and are being replaced with a whole new outlook. The introduction of Martial Arts into American film has evolved the way Asians are viewed in American cinema. Quentin Tarantino introduced a whole new outlook to Asian culture with his

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    review about Asian American Dreams Asian American Dreams is really a touching book. It is touching not because it is a fiction with many moving plots and the hero or heroin possesses moving characteristics --- strictly speaking it is not a fiction --- but because it provides a description‚ a statement‚ a confession from the perspective of an Asian American woman writer who exposes so unelaborated‚ so frankly‚ so honestly‚ her innocent feelings about her being as an Asian American. Helen Zia

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