Once class identity comes to be seen as a cultural attribute, then those regarded as culturally different have come to be viewed as threats.
One explanation for negative student evaluations may be attributed to culturally defined expectations within classrooms.
And even if this account can in some cases justify excluding culturally distinct foreigners, it would appear to provide no grounds for limiting outsiders who share the requisite cultural attributes.
When looking at different countries, variations in symptom reporting can be attributed to language differences, culturally shaped expectations about menopause, culturally influenced gender roles and socioeconomic status [ 39].
However, our findings that a collectivist approach remains a cultural attribute in a post-modern Asian setting, together with the student's dualistic view of knowledge acquisition, supports a more culturally relevant approach to EBM learning.
When the 13th day of the month lands on a Friday, the culturally unfavorable attributes of each are multiplied by infinity.
In the United States, the prominence of cultural competency within health policy and practice is largely attributed to federal and state regulations calling for culturally competent care (Office of Minority Health, 2001).
Somatic symptoms are the culturally acceptable way of presenting depression in many cultural traditions, and symptoms and symptom clusters presented in PTSD and the meaning attributed to traumatic events may also vary according to culture [ 2].
Nationally, USA Today has taken center stage, becoming the largest-circulation newspaper in the country; much of its success can be attributed to the fact that it's the most culturally diverse news organization in America.
Hip-hop's exact birthplace is attributed to 1520 Sedgwick Avenue in the South Bronx in 1973, but the culturally diverse Lower East Side was an area that fostered the art of musicians, dancers, and graffiti artists of the time.
