Sentence examples for cultural concept from inspiring English sources

But the word is also an important cultural concept for the islands' culture, and its generally peaceful, kind and welcoming way of life.

This digest examines: 1) rice as a deeply embedded cultural concept, 2) the role of rice in the culture, beyond merely a foodstuff, and 3) aspects of the rice trade issue.

A cultural concept was born.

DACHER KELTNER I love this new cultural concept of adulting.

It's more a cultural concept about cultivating healthy thoughts to deal with stress.

Quality is a cultural concept that is both complex and multidimensional.

DSM-5 has moved away from concept of a culture-bound syndrome and adopted that of "cultural concepts of distress" (p.758).

And, when we reviewed our diversity and inclusion learning program, we realized that key cultural concepts of a diverse and inclusive culture could be more impactful if reinforced across the employee experience.

In Beach et al.'s [ 6] review, knowledge refers to information about general cultural concepts such as the impact of culture on the patient-provider encounter or culture-specific knowledge such as traditional cultural practices.

Recognizing the importance of culture, DSM-5 now includes a discussion of cultural concepts of mental disorders as well as a Cultural Formulation Interview to help clinicians explore the context of mental health symptoms and disorders.

These are political, not cultural, concepts.